dağı

dağı

"Dağı" in English means "the mountain" (possessive form or accusative case in Turkish).

Here, 'dağı' is in the accusative case, indicating that it is the direct object of the verb 'sevmek' (to like).

Bu dağı çok seviyorum.

I really like this mountain.

In this case, 'dağı' is also in the accusative case, serving as the direct object of the verb 'tırmanmak' (to climb).

Geçen yaz bu dağı tırmandık.

We climbed this mountain last summer.

'Dağ' is in the genitive form 'dağın' to denote possession or relation, implying 'the mountain's foothills.'

Dağın eteklerinde güzel bir orman var.

There is a beautiful forest at the foothills of the mountain.