Translation of Turkish word "paris" to English
paris
/paɾis/
Meaning
NounParis, the capital of France. Turkish suffixes attach after an apostrophe: Paris'e, Paris'te.
How to use
The word 'paris' is a proper noun and refers to the capital city of France. In Turkish, it is often used in phrases like 'Paris'te geziyorum' (I'm traveling in Paris).
🇬🇧 English
Paris
Example
Paris sokaklarında yürüyüp tarihi müzeleri gezmeyi çok istiyoruz.
We really want to walk through the streets of Paris and visit historical museums.
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- Paris sokaklarında yürüyüp tarihi müzeleri gezmeyi çok istiyoruz.— We really want to walk through the streets of Paris and visit historical museums.
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What does the Turkish word "paris" mean?▼
The Turkish word "paris" means "Paris" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Paris sokaklarında yürüyüp tarihi müzeleri gezmeyi çok istiyoruz." (which translates as "We really want to walk through the streets of Paris and visit historical museums.").
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