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No. 407 in Turkish

düşen

"Falling" or "fallen."

In a sentence

  • Düşen yapraklar sonbaharın habercisidir.

    The falling leaves are the harbinger of autumn.

    Here, 'düşen' is used as a present participle form of the verb 'düşmek' (to fall), qualifying the noun 'yapraklar' (leaves) to describe the act of falling.

  • Bu tabloda başı düşen insan figürü dikkat çekiyor.

    In this painting, the figure of a person with their head falling draws attention.

    Here, 'düşen' is used as an adjective form of the verb 'düşmek', providing a context to the state of the head.

  • Düşen telefonunu fark etmeyip yoluna devam etti.

    They didn't notice their phone falling and continued on their way.

    Here, 'düşen' acts as a participle that implies the action of the phone falling, a completed aspect of the verb 'düşmek'.

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