No. 1,637 in Turkish
ufak
Small; tiny.
In a sentence
Çantamda ufak bir kitap var.
There is a small book in my bag.
In this sentence, 'ufak' is used as an adjective to describe the size of the book, meaning 'small'.
Ufak bir mola vermeye ne dersin?
How about taking a short break?
Here, 'ufak' is used metaphorically to describe the brevity of the break, translating as 'short' or 'brief'.
Elimde ufak tefek işler var.
I have some minor tasks at hand.
In this context, 'ufak' combined with 'tefek' forms an expression meaning 'minor' or 'insignificant,' often used for small tasks or matters.
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