cesedi

cesedi

The Turkish word "cesedi" means "the corpse" or "the dead body" in English.

Here, 'cesedi' is the accusative form of 'ceset,' meaning 'corpse,' used as the direct object of the verb 'bulduk' (we found).

Ormanda bir cesedi bulduk.

We found a corpse in the forest.

In this sentence, 'cesedi' is still the accusative form of 'ceset,' indicating the object of the action 'taşıdılar' (they carried).

Cesedi morga taşıdılar.

They carried the body to the morgue.

Here, 'cesedi' represents a specific historical corpse, being the object of the verb 'ortaya çıkardılar' (uncovered).

Tarihi kazıda eski bir cesedi ortaya çıkardılar.

They uncovered an old corpse in the historical excavation.