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.<div class="pg_page_title"> İKİLEME (REİTERATİVE)</div> | |||
It consists of two words | *It consists of two words used to strengthen meaning. | ||
*Punctuation marks aren’t inserted between them. | |||
*Reiteratives is established in different ways. | |||
==Repeating the same word== | |||
'''Gece gece (night night), hızlı hızlı (fast fast), uzun uzun (long long)''' | |||
*Example: Onunla uzun uzun konuştuk. | |||
==Opposite words== | |||
Az çok (few very), iyi kötü (good bad), ileri geri (forward back) | |||
Example: | *Example: İyi kötü yaşıyoruz. (we live good bad) | ||
==Repetition of reflections== | |||
Şırıl şırıl, horul horul, tıkır tıkır | |||
*Example: Mutfaktan tıkır tıkır sesler geliyor. | |||
Abur cubur : Foods that are eaten randomly without considering whether they are beneficial to human health or not.Crips,biscuits etc. | ==with close words== | ||
Yalan yanlış (Lie wrong), doğru dürüst (True honest), akıl fikir (Mind idea) | |||
==Meaningless words== | |||
Abur cubur, kem küm, ıvır zıvır. | |||
Abur cubur: Foods that are eaten randomly without considering whether they are beneficial to human health or not.Crips, biscuits etc. | |||
Kem küm: When a question is asked, people who cannot find an answer say meaningless words. | Kem küm: When a question is asked, people who cannot find an answer say meaningless words. | ||
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Ivır zıvır: it's small, redundant, trivial things | Ivır zıvır: it's small, redundant, trivial things | ||
==One meaningful and the other meaningless words== | |||
Eğri büğrü, yırtık pırtık, kadın madın | |||
==Other Lessons== | |||
* [[Language/Turkish/Grammar/Cardinal-Numbers-in-Turkish|Cardinal Numbers in Turkish]] | |||
* [[Language/Turkish/Grammar/Adjectives|Adjectives]] | |||
* [[Language/Turkish/Grammar/Quantity-in-Turkish|Quantity in Turkish]] | |||
* [[Language/Turkish/Grammar/Prepositions|Prepositions]] | |||
* [[Language/Turkish/Grammar/Pronouns|Pronouns]] | |||
* [[Language/Turkish/Grammar/SIFATLARDA-KÜÇÜLTME|SIFATLARDA KÜÇÜLTME]] | |||
* [[Language/Turkish/Grammar/The-Accusative-Case-in-Turkish|The Accusative Case in Turkish]] | |||
* [[Language/Turkish/Grammar/How-to-Use-Be|How to Use Be]] | |||
* [[Language/Turkish/Grammar/The-Nominative-Case-in-Turkish|The Nominative Case in Turkish]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:28, 26 March 2023
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İKİLEME (REİTERATİVE)
- It consists of two words used to strengthen meaning.
- Punctuation marks aren’t inserted between them.
- Reiteratives is established in different ways.
Repeating the same word[edit | edit source]
Gece gece (night night), hızlı hızlı (fast fast), uzun uzun (long long)
- Example: Onunla uzun uzun konuştuk.
Opposite words[edit | edit source]
Az çok (few very), iyi kötü (good bad), ileri geri (forward back)
- Example: İyi kötü yaşıyoruz. (we live good bad)
Repetition of reflections[edit | edit source]
Şırıl şırıl, horul horul, tıkır tıkır
- Example: Mutfaktan tıkır tıkır sesler geliyor.
with close words[edit | edit source]
Yalan yanlış (Lie wrong), doğru dürüst (True honest), akıl fikir (Mind idea)
Meaningless words[edit | edit source]
Abur cubur, kem küm, ıvır zıvır.
Abur cubur: Foods that are eaten randomly without considering whether they are beneficial to human health or not.Crips, biscuits etc.
Kem küm: When a question is asked, people who cannot find an answer say meaningless words.
Ivır zıvır: it's small, redundant, trivial things
One meaningful and the other meaningless words[edit | edit source]
Eğri büğrü, yırtık pırtık, kadın madın
Other Lessons[edit | edit source]
- Cardinal Numbers in Turkish
- Adjectives
- Quantity in Turkish
- Prepositions
- Pronouns
- SIFATLARDA KÜÇÜLTME
- The Accusative Case in Turkish
- How to Use Be
- The Nominative Case in Turkish