No. 4,740 in Turkish
dert
"Trouble," "sorrow," or "problem."
In a sentence
Onun derdi hiç bitmiyor.
His trouble never ends.
In this sentence, 'dert' refers to ongoing problems or troubles that the person is experiencing.
Dert etmene gerek yok, her şey yoluna girecek.
You don't need to worry, everything will be alright.
Here, 'dert' is used in a more general sense to indicate 'worries' or 'concerns' that the person might have.
Bu konuyu dert etme, çözümü kolay.
Don't make this an issue, the solution is easy.
The phrase 'dert etme' here means 'don't make it a problem' or 'don't worry about it', highlighting a colloquial usage.
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