Translation of Turkish word "uygun" to English
uygun
/ujgun/
Meaning
AdjectiveHaving sufficient or the required properties for a certain purpose or task; appropriate to a certain occasion.
How to use
Adjective derived from 'uymak' (to fit/suit), meaning 'suitable', 'proper', or 'affordable'. When expressing suitability for a person or purpose, it governs the dative case (e.g. 'bize uygun' = suitable for us).
🇬🇧 English
suitable
Example
Bu takım elbise resmi davete gayet uygun görünüyor.
This suit looks completely suitable for the formal reception.
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Common phrases
- uygun fiyat— reasonable price / affordable price
- bana uygun— suitable for me / fits me
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What does the Turkish word "uygun" mean?▼
The Turkish word "uygun" means "suitable" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Bu takım elbise resmi davete gayet uygun görünüyor." (which translates as "This suit looks completely suitable for the formal reception.").
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