No. 2,155 in Turkish
hamza
The Turkish word "hamza" refers to the glottal stop sound (') or the symbol representing it in Arabic script.
In a sentence
Hamza yeni bir maceraya atılmayı seviyor.
Hamza loves embarking on new adventures.
In this sentence, 'Hamza' is used as a proper noun, which is a person's name.
Harfler içerisinde en dikkat çekeni hamzadır.
Among the letters, the most striking one is the hamza.
Here, 'hamza' refers to the diacritical mark used in Arabic script.
Meğer tüm bu karmaşanın nedeni Hamza'ymış.
It turns out that the cause of all this confusion was Hamza.
Once again, 'Hamza' is used as a proper noun, referring to the name of a person.
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