nida
noun C1- cry, shout
Forms you’ll meet
Tap for its suffix chainAfter a vowel, the “my” ending drops its own vowel: -m, as in nidam.
The last vowel, a, is a back vowel, so the “plural” ending is -lar.
After a vowel, s joins the ending: nidasında. The last vowel, a, is back and unrounded, so the “his/her” ending is -sı. After “his/her” or “their”, the ending takes an n: nidasında. The last vowel, ı, is a back vowel, so the “in/at” ending is -nda.
After a vowel, s joins the ending: nidasıyla. The last vowel, a, is back and unrounded, so the “his/her” ending is -sı. After a vowel, y joins the ending: nidasıyla. The last vowel, ı, is a back vowel, so the “with/by” ending is -yla.
From the library
Su sesleri, serin esen rüzgar, uzaklardan gelen çekiç sesleri ve sokak satıcılarının gürültülü nidaları, onun mısralarında birleşerek kentin işitsel bir resmini oluşturur.
The sounds of water, the cool blowing wind, the sounds of hammers coming from afar, and the noisy cries of street vendors combine in his verses to form an auditory picture of the city.
İzleyiciden gelen ufak bir tebessüm, kıkırdama veya şaşkınlık nidası, sanatçının yepyeni bir nükte üretmesi için yeterli bir ilham kaynağına dönüşebilir.
A small smile, giggle, or exclamation of surprise coming from the audience can turn into a sufficient source of inspiration for the artist to produce a brand new witticism.
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