No. 597 in Turkish
emre
The Turkish word "emre" means "command" or "order." It is also used as a male given name.
In a sentence
Emre kütüphaneye gitti.
Emre went to the library.
Here, 'Emre' is a proper noun serving as the name of a person.
Odaya girmek için emre ihtiyacımız vardı.
To enter the room, we needed a command.
In this sentence, 'emre' is a noun meaning 'command', referring to an order or directive.
Bu konuda ona emre etmek doğru değildi.
It was not correct to command him on this matter.
Here, 'emre etmek' is a verbal phrase meaning 'to command', demonstrating its use as a verbal construct.
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