No. 2,226 in Turkish
adımı
"Adımı" means "my name" in English.
In a sentence
Adımı deftere yazdım.
I wrote my name in the notebook.
The word 'adımı' functions as the object in the sentence, representing 'my name' in accusative form.
Birisi beni çağırdı, sanırım adımı söyledi.
Someone called me, I think they said my name.
In this sentence, 'adımı' is used to indicate the direct object, specifically 'my name,' which is mentioned by the subject.
Adımı herkesin bilmesini istemiyorum.
I don't want everyone to know my name.
Here, 'adımı' indicates possession along with the accusative case, where 'my name' is the direct object of the verb 'to know' in a negative construct.
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