No. 3,976 in Turkish
daniel
The term "daniel" is not a Turkish word; it is a common male given name of Hebrew origin.
In a sentence
Daniel kitap okuyor.
Daniel is reading a book.
In this sentence, 'Daniel' is a proper noun used as the subject of the verb 'reading', indicating who is performing the action.
Bu kitap Daniel'e hediye edildi.
This book was gifted to Daniel.
Here, 'Daniel' is used as the recipient of the action, marked with the dative case suffix to indicate 'to Daniel'.
Daniel'in sadakati herkes tarafından biliniyor.
Daniel's loyalty is known by everyone.
In this case, 'Daniel' is modified with the possessive suffix ('-in') to express possession, indicating 'Daniel's loyalty'.
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