No. 4,059 in Turkish
göynük
The Turkish word "göynük" typically refers to a burning or aching feeling, often emotional or physical.
In a sentence
Göynük, yemyeşil doğasıyla ünlü bir ilçedir.
Göynük is a district known for its lush nature.
In this sentence, 'Göynük' is used as a proper noun, referring to a specific district in Turkey.
Dün göynük bir yara gibi içimde sızlıyordu.
Yesterday, a tender pain was aching inside me like a wound.
Here, 'göynük' is used as an adjective meaning 'tender' or 'sensitive,' describing the type of pain.
Göynük’ten ne zaman döndünüz?
When did you return from Göynük?
In this case, 'Göynük' again refers to a specific place, showcasing its usage in a locative context.
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