This is the 16901st most frequent Turkish word.
ö
The Turkish letter "ö" represents a vowel sound similar to the "ö" in German or the "eu" in French, pronounced as a front rounded vowel /ø/.
In this sentence, 'ö' is part of the word 'Gölün' (the lake's), where it is used to denote the vowel sound in the Turkish word for 'lake', 'göl'. It represents the unique phonetic sound inherent in the Turkish language.
Gölün çevresindeki manzara, doğayı sevenler için çok etkileyici.
The scenery around the lake is very impressive for nature lovers.
Here, 'ö' appears in 'Öğretmen' (teacher), demonstrating its use in the Turkish lexicon where it forms the required vowel sound for the proper pronunciation of the term.
Öğretmen her sabah derslere zamanında başlar.
The teacher starts classes on time every morning.
In this instance, 'ö' appears in 'sözleri' (lyrics), showcasing its frequent presence in Turkish as a phoneme integral to constructing meaning in words.