No. 3,831 in Turkish
i̇i̇t
"İit" in Turkish is a colloquial term meaning "cur, mongrel, or a contemptible dog."
In a sentence
Bu caddede sıkça bir it görülüyor.
A stray dog is often seen on this street.
Here, 'it' refers to 'dog' in a colloquial context, usually to a stray animal.
Hırsız eve girmeye çalışırken bir it havladı.
A dog barked as the thief tried to break into the house.
In this example, 'it' refers to 'dog', suggesting it alerted people to the thief's actions.
Bazı insanlar it olarak da bilinen köpeklerden korkar.
Some people are afraid of dogs, also known as 'it'.
The sentence uses 'it' explicitly as a synonym for 'dog', providing clarification for the term used.
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