No. 955 in Azerbaijani

indiyə

"Indiyə" means "until now" or "so far" in English.

In a sentence

İndiyə qədər belə bir hadisə yaşamamışdım.
I had not experienced such an event until now.
Here, 'indiyə' is used with 'qədər' to express 'till now' or 'until now'.
Bu kitab, indiyə qədər oxuduqlarım arasında ən yaxşısıdır.
This book is the best among the ones I have read up to now.
In this sentence, 'indiyə' is again part of the expression 'indiyə qədər', emphasizing a period up to the present.
Əgər indiyə qədər gözləyibsə, daha çox gözləyər.
If he/she has waited up to now, he/she can wait longer.
'Indiyə' functions here in the 'indiyə qədər' construct, indicating the timeframe reaching up to the current moment.

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