Spanish - Turkish Dictionary
/de/
De is a Spanish preposition meaning 'of' or 'from'. In Turkish, it is expressed through possessive suffixes (-in, -ın, -ün, -un) for possession, and ablative suffixes (-den, -dan, -ten, -tan) for origin or source. De can also be the name of the letter D.
| # | Type | Spanish | Turkish |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | preposition | de possessive genitive: belonging to | -in |
| 2 | preposition | de possessive genitive: belonging to | -ın |
| 3 | preposition | de possessive genitive: belonging to | -ün |
| 4 | preposition | de possessive genitive: belonging to | -un |
| 5 | preposition | de with the origin, starting point or initial reference of or at | -den |
| 6 | preposition | de with the origin, starting point or initial reference of or at | -dan |
| 7 | preposition | de with the origin, starting point or initial reference of or at | -ten |
| 8 | preposition | de with the origin, starting point or initial reference of or at | -tan |
| 9 | preposition | de with the source or provenance of or at | -den |
| 10 | preposition | de with the source or provenance of or at | -dan |
| 11 | preposition | de with the source or provenance of or at | -ten |
| 12 | preposition | de with the source or provenance of or at | -tan |
| 13 | noun | de name of the letter D, d | de |
La casa de María es grande.
Marya'nın evi büyüktür.
Vengo de Madrid.
Madrid'ten geliyorum.
Este libro es de ficción.
Bu kitap kurgusaldır.
In Turkish, de does not exist as a standalone word; instead, its meanings are conveyed through suffixes attached to nouns. Possessive relationships use genitive suffixes (-in, -ın, -ün, -un), while origin or source use ablative suffixes (-den, -dan, -ten, -tan). The choice of suffix depends on vowel harmony.
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