Translation of Turkish word "geceler" to English
geceler
/gedʒeleɾ/
Meaning
NounPlural of gece (night). Most often met in the parting greeting iyi geceler — good night.
How to use
Plural of gece. Turkish uses the plural in several set greetings — iyi geceler, iyi günler, iyi akşamlar — where English and Russian use the singular.
🇬🇧 English
nights
Example
Yatmadan önce annesine 'iyi geceler' dileyip odasına geçti.
Before going to bed, he wished his mother good night and went to his room.
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- iyi geceler— good night
- Yatmadan önce annesine 'iyi geceler' dileyip odasına geçti.— Before going to bed, he wished his mother good night and went to his room.
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What does the Turkish word "geceler" mean?▼
The Turkish word "geceler" means "nights" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Yatmadan önce annesine 'iyi geceler' dileyip odasına geçti." (which translates as "Before going to bed, he wished his mother good night and went to his room.").
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