A pocket can hold a key or a small note.

The idea

Cep means pocket. The definite object is cebi and the genitive is cebin: final p becomes b before a vowel. The location form cepte keeps p and adds -te.

Examples

  • Cebi anahtar için kontrol ettim.I checked the pocket for the key.
  • Cepte sabah küçük bir not buldum.In the morning I found a small note in the pocket.
  • Anahtarım bugün cebin içinde duruyor.My key is inside the pocket today.
  • Bu cep oldukça derin.This pocket is quite deep.
  • Ceketimin cebi delik.The pocket of my jacket has a hole.
  • İki cep yan yana.Two pockets are side by side.

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Watch out

Write cebi and cebin with b before vowel endings. After voiceless p, use cepte with t for the location.

Try it yourself

  1. I checked the pocket for the key. (specific object) ___ anahtar için kontrol ettim.

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    cebi

    cebi: p becomes b before accusative -i.

  2. I found a small note in the pocket. (location) ___ küçük bir not buldum.

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    cepte

    cepte: locative -te follows voiceless p.

  3. My key is inside the pocket today. (of the pocket) Anahtarım bugün ___ içinde duruyor.

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    cebin

    cebin: p becomes b before genitive -in.

Use it today

Describe what you keep in a pocket and where it is.