B1 noun ニュートラル

beyin

/bej.in/

例文

1

Beyin, vücudun komuta merkezidir.

Anatomi

The brain is the body's command center.

2

Olayı tam olarak anlamak için beynimi zorladım.

Zor düşünme süreci

I racked my brain to fully understand the event.

3

Bu proje için yeni beyinlere ihtiyacımız var.

Yeni fikirler veya yetenekli kişiler

We need new brains for this project.

4

Beyin tümörü teşhisi konuldu.

Tıp

He was diagnosed with a brain tumor.

5

Kitabı okurken beynim yandı.

Yoğun okuma veya zihinsel çaba

My brain burned while reading the book.

よく使う組み合わせ

beyin fırtınası
beyin göçü
beyin kanaması
beyin jimnastiği

よく混同される語

beyin beyan
2 letters
beyin boyun
1 letter

文法パターン

noun possessive noun compound nouns

使い方

使い方のコツ

The word 'beyin' is a masculine noun in Turkish. Its plural form is 'beyinler.' When used with possessive suffixes, it follows regular Turkish agglutination rules. For example, 'beynim' (my brain), 'beynin' (your brain), 'beyni' (his/her/its brain). It can be used in both literal and figurative senses. Literally, it refers to the organ itself, as in 'beyin ameliyatı' (brain surgery) or 'beyin hücreleri' (brain cells). Figuratively, it is integral to many common phrases. For instance, 'beyin gücü' means 'brainpower,' referring to intellectual capacity or mental effort. 'Beyin göçü' (brain drain) describes the emigration of highly skilled individuals from a country. When referring to someone's mental state, one might say 'beyni durdu' (his/her brain stopped) to indicate a moment of confusion or mental block. It's also used in more colloquial expressions, such as 'beynimi yaktın' (you burned my brain), which is an exaggerated way of saying someone has caused a lot of mental stress or confusion. The context usually clarifies whether the usage is literal or figurative.


よくある間違い

A common mistake might be confusing 'beyin' (brain) with 'bey' (sir/Mr.). While they sound somewhat similar, their meanings are very different. Pay attention to the 'in' at the end of 'beyin'.

語源

From Proto-Turkic *bȫyün (“brain”)

文化的な背景

In Turkish culture, the word 'beyin' (brain) is often used in various idiomatic expressions that reflect its importance beyond just the anatomical organ. For instance, 'beyin fırtınası yapmak' literally means 'to make a brain storm,' and it refers to brainstorming sessions, highlighting the collaborative and creative aspect of thinking. 'Beyin yıkamak' means 'to brainwash,' indicating the manipulation of thoughts and beliefs. The concept of intellect and mental capacity is highly valued, and a 'beyin takımı' (brain team) refers to a group of highly intelligent individuals working together on a project. Furthermore, when someone is described as 'beyinli,' it implies they are very intelligent or sharp-witted. There's also a cultural emphasis on education and knowledge acquisition, which indirectly elevates the significance of the brain as the center of learning and wisdom. The health of the brain, both physically and mentally, is increasingly discussed, reflecting a growing awareness of mental well-being in Turkish society.

覚え方のコツ

The word 'beyin' (brain) in Turkish sounds a bit like 'bay-in'. You can imagine a 'bay' where all the 'brains' of a city gather, or maybe a 'bay' full of clever 'bay-ins' working on inventions.

自分をテスト

fill blank

İnsan ______ çok karmaşık bir organdır.

正解! おしい! 正解:
fill blank

Bu sorunu çözmek için ______ fırtınası yapmalıyız.

正解! おしい! 正解:
multiple choice

'Beyin' kelimesinin eş anlamlısı nedir?

正解! おしい! 正解:

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