No. 2,771 in Turkish
adem
The Turkish word "adem" means "nonexistence" or "lack." It can also refer to "man" or "human" in an old or poetic context.
In a sentence
Adem sevginin gücüne inanır.
Adem believes in the power of love.
Here, "Adem" is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
İnsanoğlu, Adem'den başlayarak hikayelerle büyüyüp gelişmiştir.
Humankind has evolved and grown through stories starting from Adam.
The term "Adem" refers to the historical figure Adam, symbolizing the beginning of humankind.
Kendi içinde bir adem gibi hissediyorum.
I feel like a void within myself.
In this usage, "adem" signifies emptiness or a void, showcasing its abstract meaning.
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