No. 2,469 in Turkish
kenti
"City" or "the city."
In a sentence
Sabah erkenden kenti gezmeye başladık.
We started exploring the city early in the morning.
The word "kenti" indicates a possessive form representing "the city" in the accusative case, showing the object being explored.
Bu, kenti savunmak için inşa edilmiş bir kaledir.
This is a fortress built to defend the city.
Here, "kenti" serves in the accusative case, representing "the city" which the action of defense is directed toward.
Kenti anlamak için öncelikle tarihini öğrenmeliyiz.
To understand the city, we must first learn its history.
In this sentence, "kenti" is used in its accusative form to indicate "the city" as the object of understanding.
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