No. 3,035 in Turkish
açar
The Turkish word "açar" means "opens" (third person singular present tense of "açmak").
In a sentence
Sabahları erken kalkar ve perdeleri açar.
In the mornings, he/she wakes up early and opens the curtains.
Here, 'açar' means 'opens', referring to physically opening the curtains.
Bu kitap sana yeni ufuklar açar.
This book opens up new horizons for you.
In this sentence, 'açar' is used metaphorically to mean 'opens up' in a figurative sense regarding opportunities or understanding.
Zor soruları bilen öğrenci sınıf arkadaşlarının ufuklarını açar.
The student who knows the tough questions broadens their classmates' horizons.
Again, 'açar' is used figuratively to suggest expanding knowledge or perspective.
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