No. 4,252 in Turkish
rabbin
The Turkish word "rabbin" means "your Lord" or "your God."
In a sentence
Rabbin seni korusun.
May your Lord protect you.
In this sentence, 'Rabbin' is a possessive form of 'Rab', meaning 'your Lord', indicating ownership or relation to the Lord.
Rabbin dualarını duydu.
Your Lord heard your prayers.
Here, 'Rabbin' again means 'your Lord', used to denote the subject who performs the action (hearing prayers) in a respectful religious context.
Rabbin sevgisi sonsuzdur.
The love of your Lord is infinite.
In this example, 'Rabbin' denotes 'your Lord' in possessive form, emphasizing the associated attribute (infinite love) of the subject.
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