No. 3,030 in Turkish
ayağı
The Turkish word "ayağı" means "his/her/its foot" or "his/her/its leg" (possessive form of "ayak").
In a sentence
Ayağı kesildi ve doktora gitmesi gerekti.
He/She injured his/her foot and he/she needed to go to the doctor.
Here, 'ayağı' is used possessively to mean 'his/her foot', showing ownership and connection to the person.
Odanın ortasında bir masa ayağı gördüm.
I saw a table leg in the middle of the room.
Here, 'ayağı' implies 'leg of a table', showing association or a part of an object.
Projede sonlara doğru artık yavaş yavaş ayak sesleri duyulmaya başlandı.
Toward the end of the project, footsteps started to be heard gradually.
Here, 'ayak' metaphorically refers to 'footsteps', describing sounds associated with walking.
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