George
/ɟeoɾɟe/from spelling rules
George is the Turkish form of the male given name George.
Meaning: male given name (name)
How do you pronounce it?
The pronunciation is /ɟeoɾɟe/. The sound /ɟ/ is like the [g] in argue, and the /ɾ/ is like the [t] in American English atom.
Did you know?
- The name George is often used in Turkish joke or anecdote structures to represent a 'foreign outsider' or a person from a different culture.
- While 'George' is used in modern Turkish contexts, the name's traditional Turkish equivalent is Yorgo, a form often used by the Greek-speaking-influenced communities in Turkey.
- Because the name is non-native, a Turkish speaker might treat George as a foreign loanword that does not follow standard Turkish vowel harmony rules in casual speech.
Examples in context
- George kırık kalpli idi.George was broken-hearted.This sentence shows the name George used as a subject in a sentence about being broken-hearted.Tatoeba #1240287 by duran, translation #52947 by CN
- Yalnız George vefat etti.Lonesome George passed away.This sentence shows the name George used in a context regarding someone passing away.Tatoeba #4823847 by deyta, translation #1647963 by Spamster
- George onun midesine vurdu.George hit him in the stomach.This sentence shows the name George used in a context regarding hitting someone.Tatoeba #1233288 by duran, translation #52941 by CN
- Merhaba Jorj, nasılsınız?Hello George, how are you?
- İlgilenen George Bey'e teşekkür ederim.I thank Mr. George for his interest.
- Merhaba cici, bugün nasılsın?Hello cutie, how are you today?
- 122 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Burak and Selin are talking about a friend over the phone.
- BurakGeorge nerede?Where is George?
- SelinGeorge evde çalışıyor.George is working at home.
- BurakGeorge'u arayabilir miyim?Can I call George?
- SelinTabii, George seni bekliyor.Sure, George is waiting for you.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Turkish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.