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toy

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At the A1 level, 'toy' is one of the first cultural words you will learn. It simply means 'wedding'. You should focus on using it in basic sentences to describe your plans or your family. For example, 'Mənim qardaşımın toyu var' (My brother has a wedding/is getting married). At this stage, you only need to know that it is a noun and that it describes the big party people go to. You will often see it with the verb 'getmək' (to go). It's a very happy word, and everyone in Azerbaijan loves a 'toy'. You might also learn 'toy paltarı' (wedding dress) or 'toy tortu' (wedding cake) as basic vocabulary. Remember that in Azerbaijan, a wedding is not just a small ceremony, but a very big party with lots of food and music. If someone invites you, they will say 'Toya gəl!' (Come to the wedding!). The word is short, easy to remember, and very common in daily life.
At the A2 level, you begin to use 'toy' with more varied grammatic cases. You will learn to say 'toyda' (at the wedding) and 'toydan sonra' (after the wedding). You start to describe the wedding using adjectives: 'maraqlı toy' (interesting wedding), 'böyük toy' (big wedding), or 'səs-küylü toy' (noisy wedding). You also learn about the 'şadlıq sarayı' (wedding hall) where the 'toy' happens. At this level, you should be able to tell a short story about a wedding you attended. For example: 'Keçən həftə mən dostumun toyuna getdim. Toyda çoxlu rəqs etdik və ləzzətli yeməklər yedik.' (Last week I went to my friend's wedding. At the wedding, we danced a lot and ate delicious food). You also begin to understand that 'toy' is a central part of Azerbaijani social life and that there are different parts, like the bride's side and the groom's side.
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At the B1 level, you can discuss the traditions and preparations associated with a 'toy'. You learn about 'elçilik' (matchmaking), 'nişan' (engagement), and how they lead up to the 'toy'. You can use more complex structures like 'toy hazırlıqları' (wedding preparations) and 'toy xərcləri' (wedding costs). You might discuss the music played at a 'toy', such as the 'Vaqzalı' melody. You also start to use 'toy' in compounds like 'toy dəvətnaməsi' (wedding invitation) and understand the social expectations, such as giving money in an envelope (toy nəməri). You can express opinions about modern vs. traditional weddings: 'Məncə, kənd toyları şəhər toylarından daha maraqlıdır' (In my opinion, village weddings are more interesting than city weddings). This level requires you to understand the flow of the event, from the 'gəlin gətirmə' (bringing the bride) to the end of the night.
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At the B2 level, you explore the nuances of 'toy' in Azerbaijani society, including its economic and sociological aspects. You can discuss the 'toy biznesi' (wedding business) and its impact on the economy. You use the word in more abstract contexts, such as discussing the evolution of wedding traditions over the last century. You are familiar with idiomatic expressions like 'iki toy bir yerdə' (two celebrations at once) and can use the word 'toy' to describe any great success or celebration. You can understand more complex media reports or literature about weddings. For instance, you might analyze a film or a book where a 'toy' is a key plot point. Your vocabulary includes specific terms for participants: 'sağdış' (best man) and 'soldış' (maid of honor). You can also discuss the pressure of 'toy' obligations and how families save for years to afford a grand 'toy' for their children.
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At the C1 level, you have a deep understanding of 'toy' as a cultural institution. You can discuss the historical etymology of the word from Old Turkic 'toy' (feast/assembly) and how its meaning has narrowed or shifted. You can use the word in high-level academic or literary discussions about folklore and ethnography. You are comfortable with archaic or dialectal variations and can appreciate the poetic use of 'toy' in classical Azerbaijani poetry (Ghazals). You can lead a discussion on the 'toy mədəniyyəti' (wedding culture) and its role in national identity. You understand the subtle social cues at a 'toy', such as the hierarchy of seating and the protocol of the 'tamada' (toastmaster). You can write essays comparing Azerbaijani 'toy' traditions with those of other Turkic or Caucasian peoples, using precise terminology for every ritual from 'şah qaldırmaq' to 'kəllə kəsmək'.
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At the C2 level, your mastery of 'toy' is native-like, including all its metaphorical, historical, and regional layers. You can use 'toy' in complex allegories or sophisticated wordplay. You understand the word's place in the broader context of Turkic linguistics and its cognates in other languages. You can interpret the philosophical implications of 'toy' as a rite of passage in Azerbaijani life. You are capable of analyzing the 'toy' as a performance space where music, dance, and oral poetry (like Meyxana) intersect. You can navigate any social situation involving a 'toy', from the most formal elite weddings to traditional rural ceremonies, using the exact register required. You might use the word in a sentence like: 'Onun yaradıcılığı xalqın ruhunda bitib-tükənməz bir toy-bayramdır' (His creativity is an inexhaustible celebration in the spirit of the people), where 'toy' transcends the ceremony to represent eternal joy and cultural vitality.
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toy in 30 Sekunden

  • The word 'toy' means wedding in Azerbaijani and is a central cultural event.
  • It refers to the celebration and party rather than just the legal marriage.
  • Azerbaijani weddings are famous for being very large, often with hundreds of guests.
  • The word is used in many common phrases and is essential for social life.

In the vibrant tapestry of Azerbaijani culture, the word toy represents far more than a mere legal union or a simple ceremony; it is the cornerstone of social life, a grand manifestation of community, family, and tradition. At its primary level, toy translates to 'wedding' in English. However, to truly understand its use, one must appreciate the sheer scale of an Azerbaijani wedding. These events often involve hundreds, sometimes over five hundred guests, gathering in massive 'şadlıq sarayı' (palaces of joy) specifically built for this purpose. The word is used incessantly in daily conversation because the social calendar of a typical Azerbaijani revolves around these events. When someone says they have a 'toy' this weekend, it implies an entire evening of traditional music, specific culinary sequences, and rigorous social protocols.

Grammatical Category
Noun (İsim). It is a countable noun that follows standard Azerbaijani vowel harmony for suffixes.
Cultural Weight
The term encompasses several days of ritual, including the 'həna yaxdı' (henna night) and the 'oğlan toyu' (groom's wedding).

Bu gün qonşumuzun oğlu üçün böyük bir toy çalınır.

Translation: Today, a great wedding is being held (literally: 'played') for our neighbor's son.

Historically, the word toy also carried the meaning of a 'feast' or a 'gathering' in ancient Turkic languages. In the 'Book of Dede Korkut', an epic of the Oghuz Turks, a 'toy' was a public feast organized by a Khan to distribute wealth. While the modern usage is almost exclusively for weddings, this sense of communal sharing and abundance remains. You will hear it in various contexts: 'toy etmək' (to hold a wedding), 'toya getmək' (to go to a wedding), and 'toy hazırlığı' (wedding preparation). It is a word associated with joy, loud music (zurna and naghara), and the continuity of lineage.

Sənin toyunda görüşərik!

Translation: We shall meet at your wedding! (A common blessing for single people).

The word also appears in administrative and legal contexts, such as 'nikah' (the legal marriage act), but toy is the lived experience of the celebration. It is the music, the dancing (the 'Yalli' or 'Mirzayi'), and the symbolic 'khoncha' (gift trays). When an Azerbaijani mentions a 'toy', they are describing a multi-sensory experience that defines social standing and family bonds. It is the primary venue for networking, matchmaking, and preserving folk traditions in a modernizing world.

Social Context
Attending a 'toy' is often considered a social obligation (borc) that must be reciprocated.

Biz toy karvanını gördük.

Translation: We saw the wedding caravan (the line of decorated cars).

Using the word toy correctly requires an understanding of Azerbaijani noun declension and the specific verbs that pair with it. Because weddings are events, they are often the destination of movement or the location of an action. Consequently, you will frequently see toy in the dative case (toya - to the wedding) or the locative case (toyda - at the wedding). For example, 'Mən toya gedirəm' (I am going to the wedding) is one of the most common phrases you will hear on a Saturday evening in Baku.

The Dative Case
'Toya' is used when moving toward the event. Example: 'Hamı toya hazırlaşır' (Everyone is preparing for the wedding).
The Locative Case
'Toyda' describes presence. Example: 'Toyda çoxlu qonaq var idi' (There were many guests at the wedding).

Onlar toy üçün yeni paltar aldılar.

Translation: They bought new clothes for the wedding.

When describing the act of getting married, Azerbaijani uses the construction 'toy etmək' (to do/make a wedding). This emphasizes the organizational aspect. If you want to talk about the wedding of a specific person, you use the genitive case: 'Leylanın toyu' (Leyla's wedding). Note that the possessive suffix '-u' is added to 'toy' because it ends in a consonant. This leads to common phrases like 'oğul toyu' (wedding of a son) and 'qız toyu' (wedding of a daughter), which in traditional settings might be separate celebrations.

Toyun sahibi qonaqları qapıda qarşılayırdı.

Translation: The host of the wedding was greeting the guests at the door.

In more complex sentences, toy can function as an adjective in a noun compound. For instance, 'toy xərcləri' (wedding expenses) or 'toy adətləri' (wedding customs). In these cases, the second noun takes the third-person possessive suffix. This is a crucial pattern for A2 and B1 learners to master. Whether you are discussing the 'toy menyusu' (wedding menu) or the 'toy orkestri' (wedding orchestra), the word toy remains the anchor of the phrase, signaling the festive and formal nature of the subject.

The Ablative Case
'Toydan' means 'from the wedding'. Example: 'Biz toydan gec qayıtdıq' (We returned late from the wedding).

Bu toy uzun müddət yaddaşlarda qalacaq.

Translation: This wedding will remain in memories for a long time.

If you spend even a few days in Azerbaijan, especially during the 'wedding season' (which typically peaks in late summer and autumn, and pauses during the months of Muharram and Ramadan), you will hear toy everywhere. It is a dominant topic of conversation in beauty salons, where women prepare their hair; in taxi cabs, as drivers navigate through wedding convoys; and in markets, where families buy gold and fabrics. The word is often shouted over the loud music of a brass band outside a bride's house, or whispered in the planning stages of a young couple's future.

In the Streets
You will see signs for 'Şadlıq Sarayı' (Wedding Halls) and hear people discussing 'toy karvanı' (the procession of cars).
On Television
Talk shows frequently discuss 'toy xərcləri' (wedding costs) or feature famous 'toy müğənniləri' (wedding singers).

Eşitmisən? Gələn ay qonşuda toy var.

Translation: Have you heard? There is a wedding next door next month.

You will also hear it in more metaphorical or idiomatic senses. For instance, when something is chaotic or very loud, someone might jokingly ask, 'Bura toydur?' (Is this a wedding?). In rural areas, the 'kənd toyu' (village wedding) is a massive event involving the whole village, and you'll hear the word used to coordinate communal cooking and tent-setting. Even in professional environments, colleagues might discuss their 'toy' obligations, as attending the wedding of a boss's child or a coworker is a significant part of Azerbaijani professional networking.

Bu mahnı bütün toylarda çalınır.

Translation: This song is played at all weddings.

In the digital age, 'toy' has moved to social media. You'll see Instagram stories tagged with #toyumuz (our wedding) or #toyda (at the wedding). Invitations are now often sent via WhatsApp, but they still use the formal language: 'Sizi övladımızın toy məclisinə dəvət edirik' (We invite you to our child's wedding ceremony). Whether in a glossy invitation or a casual shout across a courtyard, the word 'toy' signals a moment where time stops for celebration and the entire community comes together to witness a new beginning.

In Music
The genre of 'Meyxana' often mentions weddings as the primary venue for performance.

Toy dəvətnamələri artıq paylanıb.

Translation: The wedding invitations have already been distributed.

For English speakers learning Azerbaijani, the most frequent mistake when using the word toy is failing to distinguish it from the legal concept of marriage. In English, we often use 'wedding' (the ceremony) and 'marriage' (the state of being wed) interchangeably in some contexts. In Azerbaijani, toy is strictly the celebration. If you want to talk about the institution of marriage, you should use 'ailə qurmaq' (to form a family) or 'evlilik' (marriage). Saying 'Mənim toyum çətindir' (My wedding is difficult) when you mean 'My marriage is difficult' would be confusing; it would sound like you are struggling to plan the party!

Toy vs. Evlilik
'Toy' is the party; 'evlilik' is the long-term relationship.
Toy vs. Toyuq
Beginners often confuse 'toy' with 'toyuq' (chicken). Be careful with your pronunciation!

Səhv: Mən toyuq gedirəm. Düzgün: Mən toya gedirəm.

Translation: Error: I am going to chicken. Correct: I am going to the wedding.

Another mistake involves the verb 'to marry'. In English, you 'marry someone'. In Azerbaijani, the phrasing depends on gender and social context, but you 'toy etmək' (make a wedding) for someone. A common error is using 'toy' as a verb directly. You cannot say 'Mən səni toy edirəm' to mean 'I am marrying you'. Instead, you might say 'Bizim toyumuzdur' (It is our wedding). Furthermore, learners often forget the possessive suffixes in compounds. It is 'toy paltarı' (wedding dress), not just 'toy paltar'. The '-ı' at the end of 'paltar' is essential to link it to the word 'toy'.

Onun toyu çox dəbdəbəli idi.

Translation: His/Her wedding was very luxurious.

Finally, be careful with the word 'yas' (mourning). In Azerbaijani culture, 'toy' and 'yas' are the two poles of social life. Using the wrong one in a sensitive situation is a major faux pas. While 'toy' is for celebration, 'yas' is for funerals. Some learners might confuse the two because both involve large gatherings and specific rituals, but they are emotionally opposites. Always double-check that you are wishing someone 'xoşbəxtlik' (happiness) at a 'toy' and not mistakenly using funeral etiquette.

Pronunciation Error
Ensure the 'o' is a clear, round sound. If it sounds too much like 'u', it might be misheard.

Biz toy karvanına qoşulduq.

Translation: We joined the wedding convoy.

While toy is the most common word for a wedding, the Azerbaijani language offers several synonyms and related terms that carry different nuances, registers, or specific cultural meanings. Understanding these can help you sound more sophisticated and precise in your speech. For example, in formal or poetic contexts, you might encounter the word 'izdivac' or 'nikah', which lean more toward the legal and spiritual union rather than the party itself.

Nikah
Refers specifically to the marriage contract or the official registration. 'Nikah kəsdirmək' is the act of getting legally married.
Şənlik
A general term for 'celebration' or 'festivity'. A wedding is a type of 'şənlik', but not all festivities are weddings.
Düyün
An older, more poetic Turkic word for wedding (literally 'knot'). It is less common in modern Baku Azerbaijani but appears in literature and some dialects.

Onların nikah mərasimi çox sadə keçdi.

Translation: Their marriage ceremony (registration) was very simple.

Another important distinction is 'məclis'. This word means 'gathering' or 'assembly'. A wedding is often referred to as a 'toy məclisi'. This emphasizes the social gathering aspect. If you are invited to a 'məclis', it could be a wedding, a birthday, or a formal dinner. However, 'toy' is the specific, joyous celebration of marriage. In South Azerbaijan (Iran), the word 'toy' is also used, but you might hear more Persian-influenced terms like 'arusi' in certain bilingual contexts, though 'toy' remains the primary Turkic term across the region.

Bu, şəhərin ən böyük şənliyidir.

Translation: This is the biggest celebration in the city.

For specific types of weddings, Azerbaijani uses qualifiers. 'Sünnət toyu' refers to the celebration of a boy's circumcision, which is treated with almost as much fanfare as a marriage wedding in Azerbaijan. 'Gümüş toy' (silver wedding) and 'Qızıl toy' (golden wedding) refer to 25th and 50th anniversaries, respectively. Knowing these variations allows you to navigate the complex social landscape of Azerbaijani celebrations with ease and cultural sensitivity.

Ziyafət
A formal banquet or feast. Often used to describe the food-heavy part of the wedding.

Biz ziyafətə dəvət olunmuşuq.

Translation: We have been invited to a banquet.
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Beispiele nach Niveau

1

Bu gün toy var.

Today there is a wedding.

Simple existential sentence using 'var'.

2

Mən toya gedirəm.

I am going to the wedding.

Dative case 'toya' indicating destination.

3

Toy çox böyükdür.

The wedding is very big.

Adjective 'böyük' modifying 'toy'.

4

Bu, mənim qardaşımın toyudur.

This is my brother's wedding.

Possessive construction 'qardaşımın toyu'.

5

Toyda musiqi var.

There is music at the wedding.

Locative case 'toyda' indicating location.

6

Biz toyu sevirik.

We love the wedding.

Accusative case 'toyu' as the direct object.

7

Toy saat yeddidə başlayır.

The wedding starts at seven o'clock.

Present simple tense with a time expression.

8

Yeni paltar toy üçündür.

The new dress is for the wedding.

Postposition 'üçün' (for) following 'toy'.

1

Toyda çoxlu dadlı yeməklər yedik.

We ate many delicious foods at the wedding.

Past tense 'yedik' with locative 'toyda'.

2

Onlar toy üçün şadlıq sarayı axtarırlar.

They are looking for a wedding hall for the wedding.

Present continuous 'axtarırlar'.

3

Dünənki toy çox maraqlı keçdi.

Yesterday's wedding went very interestingly.

Adjective 'dünənki' (yesterday's) modifying 'toy'.

4

Toydan sonra biz evə qayıtdıq.

After the wedding, we returned home.

Postposition 'sonra' (after) with ablative 'toydan'.

5

Sənin toyuna kimlər gələcək?

Who will come to your wedding?

Future tense 'gələcək' with dative 'toyuna'.

6

Toyda hamı rəqs edirdi.

Everyone was dancing at the wedding.

Past continuous 'rəqs edirdi'.

7

Bu toy dəvətnaməsi çox gözəldir.

This wedding invitation is very beautiful.

Noun compound 'toy dəvətnaməsi'.

8

Toyun sahibi qonaqları salamladı.

The host of the wedding greeted the guests.

Genitive 'toyun' and noun 'sahibi'.

1

Azərbaycanda toy adətləri çox qədimdir.

Wedding customs in Azerbaijan are very ancient.

Noun compound 'toy adətləri' with plural ending.

2

Toy hazırlıqları adətən aylar əvvəl başlayır.

Wedding preparations usually start months before.

Plural noun 'hazırlıqları' in a compound.

3

O, toyunda ənənəvi gəlinlik geyinmək istəyir.

She wants to wear a traditional wedding dress at her wedding.

Infinitive 'geyinmək' with 'istəyir'.

4

Toy karvanı şəhərin küçələri ilə hərəkət edirdi.

The wedding convoy was moving through the city streets.

Noun compound 'toy karvanı'.

5

Biz toya gedəndə hədiyyə aparmalıyıq.

When we go to the wedding, we must take a gift.

Adverbial clause 'toya gedəndə'.

6

Toy xərcləri ailə büdcəsinə təsir edir.

Wedding expenses affect the family budget.

Noun compound 'toy xərcləri'.

7

Toyda ən çox hansı mahnıları bəyənirsiniz?

Which songs do you like most at the wedding?

Interrogative 'hansı' with locative 'toyda'.

8

Oğul toyu ilə qız toyu arasında fərqlər var.

There are differences between a son's wedding and a daughter's wedding.

Comparison using 'arasında'.

1

Müasir toylar getdikcə daha dəbdəbəli olur.

Modern weddings are becoming increasingly luxurious.

Adverbial 'getdikcə' with 'daha'.

2

Toy mərasimi zamanı milli rəqslər ifa olundu.

National dances were performed during the wedding ceremony.

Passive voice 'ifa olundu'.

3

Toy biznesi Azərbaycanda ən gəlirli sahələrdən biridir.

The wedding business is one of the most profitable sectors in Azerbaijan.

Superlative construction 'ən gəlirli'.

4

Toyuna gələ bilmədiyim üçün üzr istəyirəm.

I apologize for not being able to come to your wedding.

Participle clause 'gələ bilmədiyim üçün'.

5

Kənd toylarında qonşuların köməyi əvəzsizdir.

In village weddings, the help of neighbors is invaluable.

Locative plural 'toylarında'.

6

Toyun təşkili böyük məsuliyyət tələb edir.

Organizing the wedding requires great responsibility.

Noun 'təşkili' in genitive construction.

7

Hər bir azərbaycanlı övladına toy etməyi arzulayır.

Every Azerbaijani dreams of having a wedding for their child.

Dative 'övladına' and verbal noun 'etməyi'.

8

Toy günü gəlinin evdən çıxması ən təsirli andır.

The bride's departure from home on the wedding day is the most touching moment.

Noun compound 'toy günü'.

1

Toy mədəniyyəti xalqın etnoqrafik yaddaşını əks etdirir.

Wedding culture reflects the ethnographic memory of the people.

Abstract noun 'mədəniyyəti' in compound.

2

Klassik ədəbiyyatda toy rəmzi bir məna kəsb edir.

In classical literature, the wedding acquires a symbolic meaning.

Locative 'ədəbiyyatda' and verb 'kəsb edir'.

3

Toydakı israfçılıq cəmiyyətdə geniş müzakirə olunur.

Extravagance at weddings is widely discussed in society.

Adjective 'toydakı' (the one at the wedding).

4

Toy musiqisi janr baxımından çox rəngarəngdir.

Wedding music is very colorful in terms of genre.

Noun compound 'toy musiqisi'.

5

Toyun ssenarisi ənənə və müasirliyin vəhdətindən ibarətdir.

The wedding script consists of a unity of tradition and modernity.

Genitive 'toyun' and noun 'ssenarisi'.

6

Onlar gümüş toy ildönümlərini təntənə ilə qeyd etdilər.

They celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with solemnity.

Compound 'gümüş toy ildönümü'.

7

Toy xonçalarının bəzədilməsi xüsusi bacarıq tələb edir.

Decorating wedding gift trays requires special skill.

Verbal noun 'bəzədilməsi'.

8

Toyun hər bir detalı milli kimliyin qorunmasına xidmət edir.

Every detail of the wedding serves to preserve national identity.

Dative 'qorunmasına' with 'xidmət edir'.

1

Toy, azərbaycanlı üçün sadəcə mərasim deyil, bir varlıq fəlsəfəsidir.

For an Azerbaijani, a wedding is not just a ceremony, but a philosophy of existence.

Complex nominal sentence.

2

Eposlarda toy xalqın birliyini və qüdrətini tərənnüm edir.

In epics, the wedding glorifies the unity and power of the people.

Plural locative 'eposlarda'.

3

Toyun semiotikası qədim ayinlərin müasir formasıdır.

The semiotics of the wedding are the modern form of ancient rites.

Genitive 'toyun' and scholarly term 'semiotikası'.

4

O, toyu həyatın ən ali sevinclərindən biri kimi xarakterizə etdi.

He characterized the wedding as one of life's highest joys.

Accusative 'toyu' and comparative 'kimi'.

5

Toy adətlərindəki transformasiya qloballaşmanın təzahürüdür.

The transformation in wedding customs is a manifestation of globalization.

Complex noun phrase as subject.

6

Bu əsərdə toy həm də bir sosial dram kimi təsvir olunub.

In this work, the wedding is also depicted as a social drama.

Passive participle 'təsvir olunub'.

7

Toyun sosioloji aspektləri dərindən tədqiq edilməlidir.

The sociological aspects of the wedding must be deeply researched.

Necessitative mood 'edilməlidir'.

8

Toyun ruhu xalqın musiqi və rəqs yaddaşında yaşayır.

The spirit of the wedding lives in the musical and dance memory of the people.

Genitive 'toyun' and locative 'yaddaşında'.

Häufige Kollokationen

Toy etmək
Toy paltarı
Toy karvanı
Toy dəvətnaməsi
Toy xərcləri
Toy mahnısı
Toy günü
Toy ziyafəti
Toy salonu
Toy adətləri

Häufige Phrasen

Toya getmək

— To go to a wedding. This is a very common social activity.

Həftəsonu toya gedirik.

Toyun mübarək!

— Congratulations on your wedding! Used to wish the couple well.

Toyun mübarək, xoşbəxt olun!

Toyuna gələk!

— May we come to your wedding! A common blessing for single people.

İnşallah, tezliklə sənin də toyuna gələk.

Toy-bayram

— A great celebration or festivity. Often used for any very happy event.

Şəhərdə toy-bayramdır.

Toy nəməri

— The monetary gift given at a wedding. Essential part of the culture.

Toy nəmərini zərfə qoydum.

Oğul toyu

— A wedding held for a son. Historically might have different rituals.

Qonşumuz oğul toyu edir.

Qız toyu

— A wedding held for a daughter, often smaller or earlier than the groom's.

Sabah qız toyudur.

Toy sahibi
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