This is the 1934th most frequent Turkish word.
kokusu
The smell or scent of something.
The word 'kokusu' is used to refer to the scent or smell of an object, in this case, 'flower.' It derives from the root word 'koku,' with the possessive suffix indicating ownership.
Bu çiçeğin kokusu beni büyülüyor.
The fragrance of this flower mesmerizes me.
Here 'kokusu' signifies the scent emanating from 'food,' showing possession again and how it affects the surroundings.
Yemeklerin kokusu bütün evi sarmış.
The smell of the food has embraced the entire house.
In this sentence, 'kokusu' emphasizes the specific scent 'sea,' associated with a memory or experience, enhancing its emotional and descriptive value.