A skirt can hang on a rack or be kept in a wardrobe.

The idea

Etek means skirt. The definite object is eteği and eteğim means “my skirt”: final k becomes ğ before these vowel endings. The plural etekler keeps k.

Examples

  • Eteği mağazada dikkatle inceledim.I carefully examined the skirt in the shop.
  • Eteğim dolabın içinde duruyor.My skirt is in the wardrobe.
  • Etekler askıda yan yana duruyor.The skirts hang side by side on the rack.
  • Bu etek bana uzun geliyor.This skirt feels long on me.
  • İki etek indirimde.Two skirts are on sale.
  • Eteğin kumaşı çok yumuşak.The skirt’s fabric is very soft.

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Watch out

Keep k in etekler before the consonant, but use ğ in eteği and eteğim before vowels.

Try it yourself

  1. I examined the skirt in the shop. (specific object) ___ mağazada inceledim.

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    eteği

    eteği: k becomes ğ before accusative -i.

  2. My skirt is in the wardrobe. (my skirt) ___ dolabın içinde duruyor.

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    eteğim

    eteğim: k becomes ğ before possessive -im.

  3. The skirts hang side by side on the rack. (plural) ___ askıda yan yana duruyor.

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    etekler

    etekler: plural -ler follows the unchanged k.

Use it today

Describe a skirt’s fabric and where you keep it.