No. 2,158 in Turkish
jesus
The Turkish word "Jesus" refers to "İsa," the central figure of Christianity.
In a sentence
Jesus adını sıkça dua ederken anıyoruz.
We often mention the name of Jesus in prayers.
Here, 'Jesus' refers to the central figure in Christianity, utilized as a proper noun to represent a religious entity.
Ahmet zor bir durumda olduğunda 'Jesus!' diye bağırdı.
When Ahmet was in a difficult situation, he exclaimed, 'Jesus!'.
In this usage, 'Jesus' is used as an interjection to express surprise or stress, originating from informal English expressions.
Sen de İsa gibi iyilik yapmaya çalış.
Try to do good deeds like Jesus.
Here, 'Jesus' refers to the enlighted individual known for his exemplary deeds, serving as a role model in the context of the sentence.
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