Translation of Turkish word "su" to English
su
/su/
Meaning
NounAn inorganic compound.
How to use
Irregular noun: takes the 'y' buffer instead of 'n' for genitive/accusative (e.g., 'suyu' not 'sunu').
🇬🇧 English
water
Example
Elektriğin etkisi altında su iki kısma ayrıldı: oksijen ve hidrojen.
Under the influence of electricity, water was separated into two parts: oxygen and hydrogen.
Bana, Tanrı'nın tahtından akan, kristal gibi parlayan, diri sulardan oluşan bir nehir gösterdi.
He showed me a river of living water, shining like crystal, flowing from the throne of God.
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Common phrases
- su içmek— to drink water
- Elektriğin etkisi altında su iki kısma ayrıldı: oksijen ve hidrojen.— Under the influence of electricity, water was separated into two parts: oxygen and hydrogen.
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What does the Turkish word "su" mean?▼
The Turkish word "su" means "water" in English.
How do you pronounce the Turkish word "su"?▼
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Elektriğin etkisi altında su iki kısma ayrıldı: oksijen ve hidrojen." (which translates as "Under the influence of electricity, water was separated into two parts: oxygen and hydrogen.").
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