No. 3,745 in Turkish
yıkık
"Yıkık" means "ruined" or "demolished" in English.
In a sentence
Bu eski ev çok yıkık görünüyor.
This old house looks very dilapidated.
Here, 'yıkık' is used as an adjective to describe the condition of the house, indicating it is in a state of disrepair.
Yağmur yağınca duvar yıkık duruma geldi.
When it rained, the wall became dilapidated.
In this sentence, 'yıkık' describes a state caused by an event, specifying the structural damage to the wall.
Onun yıkık hali beni çok üzdü.
His broken state made me very upset.
In this context, 'yıkık' metaphorically describes an emotional or psychological state, not a physical one.
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