Çift Anlamlı Sözler— A Practice of Translation.

By | 12 February 2026

In Turkish, Yaz means: Summer.
Yaz can also mean: To write.

Beni hatirla, yaz geldiğinde.


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Remember me, when summer begins. When you arrive, remember to write to me.


In Turkish, Ay means: The moon.
Ay can also mean: The month.

Aylin is my name.
Aylin can also mean: the halo of light around the moon.

Ay doğunca, Aylin yine aklima geldi.


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When the month began, I thought of Aylin again. When the moon rose, its halo of light
entered my mind again.


In Turkish, means: Open.
can also mean: Hungry.

Gün doğunca aç bir gökyüzü altında yürüdüm. İçimi aç kıldım.


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When the day began I walked under a hungry sky. When the day began I walked under a hungry
I made myself hungry. sky. I made myself open up.

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