No. 995 in Turkish
in
The Turkish word "in" means "den" or "cave."
In a sentence
Evin bahçesi çok geniş.
The house's garden is very spacious.
Here, "in" is used as a possessive suffix, indicating that the garden belongs to the house.
Kitabın içindeki resimler çok güzeldi.
The pictures inside the book were very beautiful.
In this sentence, "in" is part of "içindeki," enhancing the meaning to denote something being inside and belonging to the book.
İnce bir kitap okuyorum.
I am reading a thin book.
In this context, "in" is part of the word "ince," which means thin, and does not function as a suffix.
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