How to Say “Socks” in Turkish

çorap
/t͡ʃoˈɾap/
In Turkish, socks is çorap.
The word çorap refers to clothing worn on the feet to keep them warm or protect them inside shoes. To specify a pair of socks, you use the word çift before the noun, as in çift çorap.

How does it change in a sentence?

To say 'my socks', you add the possessive suffix -ım and the accusative case suffix -ı to the plural form, resulting in çoraplarımı.

How do you pronounce it?

The pronunciation is /tʃoˈɾap/. The /tʃ/ sound is like the [ch] in 'change', the /ɾ/ sound is like the [t] in American English 'atom' and the /p/ sound is like the [p] in 'pan'.

Did you know?

  • The idiom çorap örmek literally translates to 'to knit socks', but it is used metaphorically to describe a task that is incredibly slow, tedious, and time-consuming.
  • In Turkey, it is common to remove your çorap and shoes entirely when entering a home to keep the floors clean.
  • The word çorap is actually a Persian loanword that entered the Turkish language during the Ottoman era.

Examples in context

  • O, iki çift çorap aldı.
    She bought two pairs of socks.
    This sentence is useful for practicing the word çorap in the context of buying pairs.
    Tatoeba #1530817 by duran, translation #313354 by CK
  • Tom üç çift çorap aldı.
    Tom bought three pairs of socks.
    Tatoeba #4156771 by duran, translation #3409208 by CK
  • Bu çorapları lütfen at.
    Throw away these socks, please.
    This sentence is useful for practicing the word çorap in the context of discarding items.
    Tatoeba #4783471 by deyta, translation #3859117 by Jenn
  • Ben yeni çoraplar aldım.
    I bought new socks.
  • Lütfen çoraplarınızı çıkarın.
    Please take off your socks.
  • Bu çoraplar pamuklu.
    These socks are cotton.
  • Nerede şu beyaz patiklerim?
    Where are my white socks?
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Example conversation

Burak and Selin are getting ready for a walk in the park.

  1. Burak

    Yeni çoraplarını giydin mi?
    Did you put on your new socks?
  2. Selin

    Evet, onları az önce giydim.
    Yes, I put them on just now.
  3. Burak

    Harika, artık dışarı çıkabiliriz.
    Great, now we can go outside.
  4. Selin

    Hadi gidelim, Burak.
    Let's go, Burak.

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