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No. 335 in Turkish

getiren

"Getiren" means "the one who brings" in English.

In a sentence

  • Bu kazanları taşıyan ve mutfağa getiren benim.

    I am the one who carried these pots and brought them to the kitchen.

    Here, 'getiren' is used as a present participle, describing the action of bringing (to the kitchen) as performed by the speaker.

  • İyiyi kötüyü bize getiren hayattır.

    Life is what brings us good and bad.

    In this sentence, 'getiren' is used metaphorically to describe life as the entity that brings experiences to us, attaching abstract meaning to the verb.

  • Sokakta bulduğu çiçekleri eve getiren çocuk çok mutlu görünüyordu.

    The child who brought the flowers they found on the street to the house looked very happy.

    Here, 'getiren' functions as a descriptor for the child, highlighting their action of bringing flowers in past context, making it a defining feature of the child's momentary identity in the narrative.

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