No. 4,308 in Turkish
susan
The Turkish word "susan" means "silent" or "quiet" (describing someone who is not speaking).
In a sentence
Susan, güzel bir bahar gününde yürüyüşe çıkmayı seviyor.
Susan enjoys taking a walk on a beautiful spring day.
The word 'Susan' is a proper noun and serves as the name of a person in this sentence.
Susan bir çocuk, dinliyordu sessizce.
'The quiet child was listening silently.'
Here, 'susan' serves as an adjective, describing the child as a silent and quiet individual.
Uykusuz kalınca yemek isteği de susan biri var.
When staying awake, there is someone whose appetite diminishes.
In this context, 'susan' is a participle form of the verb 'susmak,' functioning as an adjective describing 'isteği' (desire) as diminishing or becoming silent.
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