No. 4,508 in Turkish
aziz
"Aziz" means "holy," "precious," or "dear" in English.
In a sentence
Aziz dostum, sana her zaman güvenirim.
My dear friend, I always trust you.
'Aziz' is used here as an adjective to mean 'dear' or 'precious,' conveying a sense of deep personal value or affection.
Bu kilise azizlerden biri adına inşa edilmiştir.
This church was built in honor of one of the saints.
In this sentence, 'aziz' is used as a noun meaning 'saint,' referring to holy or revered figures in religious contexts.
Bu aziz davranışınla herkesi etkiledin.
With this noble action, you impressed everyone.
Here, 'aziz' is used metaphorically as an adjective to describe an action as noble, virtuous, or praiseworthy.
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