This is the 8182nd most frequent Turkish word.
mazlumoğlu
"Mazlumoğlu" means "son of the oppressed" in English.
Here, 'Mazlumoğlu' is used as a proper noun, likely indicating a person's name, derived from 'mazlum' meaning oppressed, and 'oğlu' meaning son. The word implies the person might symbolize or be connected to oppressed individuals.
Mazlumoğlu hikayeleriyle halkın kahramanı oldu.
Mazlumoğlu became the hero of the people with his stories.
In this usage, 'Mazlumoğlu' serves as a surname for a family, likely implying that the family has roots or connections to themes of being oppressed or standing up for them.
Köyde herkes, Mazlumoğlu ailesiyle dayanışma içindeydi.
In the village, everyone was in solidarity with the Mazlumoğlu family.
The word 'Mazlumoğlu' here is referenced as a name that is significant historically, again derived from the concepts of 'mazlum' and 'oğlu' suggesting lineage or association with the concept of oppression or noble resistance.