This is the 7452nd most frequent Turkish word.
guardia
The word "guardia" is not Turkish; it is of Italian or Spanish origin, meaning "guard" or "watch." In Turkish, the equivalent term would be "koruma" or "bekçi."
Here, the word 'guardia' is related to the concept of a 'guard' or 'protector', highlighting a role or function.
Bahçedeki köpek, eve yaklaşan bir yabancı gördüğünde bir muhafız gibi davranıyor.
The dog in the garden acts like a guard when it sees a stranger approaching the house.
In this sentence, 'guardia' refers to a person actively performing duties to protect a location.
Tarihi kalenin surlarında bir zamanlar gece-gündüz nöbet tutan bir muhafız vardı.
There used to be a guardian on the walls of the historic castle, keeping watch day and night.
Here, 'guardia' is used to denote a security worker responsible for overseeing the safety of a facility.