No. 2,789 in Turkish
ağız
"Ağız" means "mouth" in English.
In a sentence
Dost ağzından bal damlıyor.
Honey drips from a friend's mouth.
The word 'ağız' is used metaphorically to refer to the speech or words coming from someone's mouth, emphasizing pleasantness or sweetness in this context.
Günde iki kez dişlerini fırçalayarak ağzını temiz tut.
Keep your mouth clean by brushing your teeth twice a day.
Here, 'ağız' is used in its literal sense, referring to the physical mouth of a person.
Kitabın sonu beklenmedik şekilde bir ağızdan anlatıldı.
The ending of the book was unexpectedly narrated by one voice.
In this sentence, 'ağız' metaphorically indicates a 'singular or collective voice', emphasizing the unity or single perspective in narration.
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