 Yorucu bir yılın ardından anneme uçtum.
B) Uzun bir tatil ısrarla bekliyoruz.
C) Takvimsiz bir gün duvarda asılı kaldı.
D) Bizlerle birlikte kuşlar da havalandı.
E) Dönen bir rüzgar gibi kapıları vurayım.
Yanıt A) seçeneği olmalıdır. Çünkü metindeki “uçtum” kelimesinin eş seslisi vardır. Burada “ucu” anlamında kullanılmış. Eş seslisi ise “uçmak” fiilidir.
Açıklama:
- “ucu” (cümlede kullanıldığı anlam): Bir şeyin son kısmı.
- “uçmak” (eş seslisi): Havada süzülmek, kanat çırparak hareket etmek anlamındadır.
Doğru Yanıt:
Seçenek A: Yorucu bir yılın ardından anneme uçtum.
Havalanmak kelimesi olmaz mi sestes
Lara1903 said “Havalanmak kelimesi olmaz mı eş sesli?”
Answer:
To determine if “havalanmak” (meaning “to take off” or “to lift off”) can be considered a homophone or a word with multiple meanings (polysemous), let’s examine the term and its potential uses.
Analysis of the Word “Havalanmak”
- Primary Meaning: To lift off or take off (often used for airplanes, birds, or anything that flies).
- Possible Secondary Meaning (Polysemy): “Havalanmak” can sometimes be used metaphorically to mean “to get excited” or “to become elevated” in a non-literal sense. However, this use is much less common.
Comparison with “Uçmak”
- Uçmak:
- Primary Meaning: To fly.
- Secondary Meaning: “To disappear quickly” (as in “zaman uçtu” meaning “time flew by”).
Homophones Defined:
- Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings or spellings.
- Polysemous Words are words with multiple related meanings.
Given the broader range of meanings for “uçmak,” it more clearly fits within the concept of homophones and polysemous words.
Criteria for Homophones:
- Same Pronunciation
- Different Meanings
Criteria for Polysemous Words:
- Related Meanings
- Different Contexts
Usage of “Uçtum” versus “Havalanmak”:
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“Uçtum”:
- Can mean physically flying.
- Can be metaphorical (e.g., “hızla kayboldum”/“I disappeared quickly”).
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“Havalanmak”:
- Primarily means taking off or lifting off.
- Less flexible in metaphorical use.
Conclusion:
Final Answer:
While “havalanmak” can have a metaphorical use, the word with clearer homophonic quality or polysemy in the context given remains “uçtum.” Thus, “uçtum” (especially in the context given) is a better example of a word with multiple related meanings or a homophone compared to “havalanmak.”
Hope this clarifies the difference and usefulness of each word in the context of homophones and polysemy.
Thank you very much
Lara1903 said, “Thank you very much”
Answer:
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