Translation of Turkish word "altı" to English
altı
/altɯ/
Meaning
NumeralA numerical value equal to 6; the number following five and preceding seven. This number of dots: (••••••).
How to use
The numeral six. Identical in spelling to 'altı' meaning 'under, bottom' — 'masanın altı', under the table. Two different words.
🇬🇧 English
six
Example
Beş ve altı yaşındaki çocuklar önce bir şeyler atıştıracak, daha sonra daha büyük çocuklar yiyecek.
Five and six year olds will have a snack first, then older children.
Altısını dikkatlice rafa yerleştirdi.
He carefully placed the six on the shelf.
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- Beş ve altı yaşındaki çocuklar önce bir şeyler atıştıracak, daha sonra daha büyük çocuklar yiyecek.— Five and six year olds will have a snack first, then older children.
- Altısını dikkatlice rafa yerleştirdi.— He carefully placed the six on the shelf.
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What does the Turkish word "altı" mean?▼
The Turkish word "altı" means "six" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Beş ve altı yaşındaki çocuklar önce bir şeyler atıştıracak, daha sonra daha büyük çocuklar yiyecek." (which translates as "Five and six year olds will have a snack first, then older children.").
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