No. 158 in Turkish
dolar
The Turkish word "dolar" means "dollar" (currency).
In a sentence
Cebimde sadece bir dolar kaldı.
I only have one dollar left in my pocket.
'Dolar' is used here as the currency unit symbolizing US dollars.
Komşunun göleti gece boyunca su ile dolar.
The neighbor's pond fills up with water during the night.
'Dolar' is the conjugated form of the verb 'dolmak', meaning 'to fill' in the third person singular.
Kağıtlar masanın üzerinde rüzgarla hemen dolar.
Papers on the table quickly scatter with the wind.
'Dolar' appears in a figurative manner, indicating a dispersive action caused by wind, derived contextually from the verb 'dolmak'.
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