No. 2,457 in Turkish
kararın
"Kararın" means "your decision" in English.
In a sentence
Kararın doğruluğundan emin misin?
Are you sure about the accuracy of your decision?
The word 'kararın' is the second-person singular possessive form of 'karar' which means 'decision'. It's used to indicate something belonging to 'you'.
Kararın, bu işte ne kadar ciddi olduğunu gösteriyor.
Your decision shows how serious you are in this matter.
Again, 'kararın' is possessive and indicates that the decision belongs to 'you', used within a context to illustrate commitment.
Daha önce verdiğin kararın neden değiştiğini merak ediyorum.
I wonder why the decision you made earlier has changed.
Here, 'kararın' refers to a specific decision previously made by 'you', framed within relative clauses.
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