yapıştırıcı: glue for joining materials
Learn yapıştırıcı for glue, with yapıştırıcıyı and yapıştırıcıyla, and practise the linking y before vowel endings.
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Turkish nouns
Learn each noun with its plural, case and possessive forms, then use it in short sentences.
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Turkish nouns
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fırça: a brush for painting
Learn fırça for a brush, distinguish fırçayı and fırçayla, and describe the handle with fırçanın sapı.
Read and practisekask: a helmet for cycling
Learn kask for a protective helmet, and practise kaskı, kaskım and kaskın when talking about its strap.
Read and practisehortum: a garden hose or an elephant’s trunk
Learn hortum as a hose and an elephant’s trunk; practise hortumu, hortumla and the context that distinguishes meanings.
Read and practisetel: metal wire in the garden
Learn tel for a strand of metal wire; use teli, telle and telin when describing a plant support and its end.
Read and practisekürek: a shovel or an oar
Learn kürek for a shovel or oar; practise küreği, kürekle and küreğin while distinguishing the meanings in context.
Read and practisekazma: a pickaxe for hard ground
Learn kazma for a pickaxe, practising kazmayı, kazmayla and kazmanın when describing the tool and its handle.
Read and practisefener: flashlight and lighthouse
Learn fener for a portable light and deniz feneri for a lighthouse; practise feneri and fenerle in context.
Read and practisepil: batteries for everyday devices
Learn pil for a battery, practise pili and piller, and use the singular after a number in iki pil.
Read and practiseağaç: a tree in the garden
Learn ağaç for a tree and practise ağacı, ağaçta and ağacın in sentences about planting, nesting and shade.
Read and practiseçiçek: a flower in the garden
Learn çiçek for a flower and practise çiçeği, çiçeğe and çiçekler while describing flowers and watering.
Read and practiseyaprak: a leaf and its edge
Learn yaprak for a leaf, practise yaprağı and yapraklar, and describe its edge using yaprağın kenarı.
Read and practisedal: a branch on a tree
Learn dal for a branch and practise dalı, dalda and dalın while describing a bird and a leaf on a branch.
Read and practisekök: the root of a plant
Learn kök for a plant root and practise kökü, kökler and kökte while describing roots under the soil.
Read and practiseorman: to, in and from the forest
Learn orman for forest and contrast ormana, ormanda and ormandan when describing a walk and a return home.
Read and practisedağ: a mountain and its summit
Learn dağ for a mountain, using dağa, dağda and dağdan to describe climbing, being on it and coming down.
Read and practisetepe: a hill and the view from it
Learn tepe for a hill and practise tepeye, tepede and tepeden while describing a climb, play and a view.
Read and practisenehir: a river and its changing stem
Learn nehir for a river and practise nehri, nehre and nehirde, noticing vowel loss before vowel-initial endings.
Read and practisegöl: a lake and its surface
Learn göl for a lake and practise gölü, gölde and gölün while describing water, fish and the lake’s surface.
Read and practisedeniz: the sea in summer
Learn deniz for the sea and practise denize, denizde and denizin when talking about a visit, swimming and colour.
Read and practiseada: arriving on an island
Learn ada for an island and practise adaya, adada and adanın while describing a boat trip and the shore.
Read and practisesahil: a walk along the shore
Learn sahil for a shore or coast and practise sahile, sahilde and sahilden while describing a walk and a view.
Read and practisekum: sand at the shore
Learn kum for sand and practise kumu, kumla and kumda while describing a bucket, a castle and small shells.
Read and practisetaş: a stone and its surface
Learn taş for a stone and practise taşı, taşta and taşın while describing a stone, a mark and a place to rest.
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