This is the 9344th most frequent Turkish word.
yoshua
The Turkish word "Yoshua" does not have an inherent meaning in Turkish; it is typically a transliteration of the name "Joshua," which originates from Hebrew.
Here, 'Yoshua' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name in the subject position.
Yoshua kitap okuyarak zaman geçirmeyi sever.
Yoshua enjoys spending time by reading books.
In this sentence, 'Yoshua' again serves as a proper noun, indicating a specific person.
Yoshua her zaman sınıfa erken gelir.
Yoshua always arrives early to the classroom.
The word 'Yoshua' is possessive, as indicated by the suffix '-nın', meaning 'of Yoshua' or 'Yoshua's'.