Translation of Turkish word "günün" to English
günün
/gjnjn/
Meaning
NounA noun representing the instance or concept of "of the day".
How to use
Note that "günün" is a noun and not a possessive adjective, unlike its English translation. Takes standard noun case suffixes and can form possessive noun compounds with the -(s)i suffix.
🇬🇧 English
of the day
Example
Günün yorgunluğunu atmak için balkonda bir fincan çay içti.
She drank a cup of tea on the balcony to relieve the tiredness of the day.
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- Günün yorgunluğunu atmak için balkonda bir fincan çay içti.— She drank a cup of tea on the balcony to relieve the tiredness of the day.
- güzel bir günün— a beautiful / nice of the day
Frequency rank: #791 in Turkish
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The Turkish word "günün" means "of the day" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Günün yorgunluğunu atmak için balkonda bir fincan çay içti." (which translates as "She drank a cup of tea on the balcony to relieve the tiredness of the day.").
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