No. 2,037 in Turkish
vakit
"Vakit" means "time" or "moment" in English.
In a sentence
Hava güzelse dışarıda vakit geçirebiliriz.
If the weather is nice, we can spend time outside.
In this sentence, 'vakit' is used to mean 'time,' referring to leisure or free time one can spend or enjoy.
Vakit az kaldı, hemen hazırlanalım.
There's little time left, let's get ready quickly.
Here, 'vakit' refers to a limited duration of time, emphasizing urgency or a deadline approaching.
Sabahları huzurlu bir vakit geçirmek istiyorum.
I want to spend peaceful time in the mornings.
In this usage, 'vakit' represents a specific time of day intended for relaxation or personal enjoyment.
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