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You would expect a noun compound for that sentence "Yaz geceleri":)
2 years ago
mindgrain
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Would 'Yazın geceleri kısadır.' (lit.: The nights of summer are short.) work? If 'yaz' is in genitive then why does 'geceler' not have an 'i'? Is 'Yazın geceler' some kind of expression?
3 years ago
"Yaz" is an irregular word. It isn't in the genitive here, but rather just takes that same suffix when used in time expressions.
2 years ago
Nope, "yaz" is an irregular word. You would just have to say "yazın" :)
3 years ago
SuhailBanister
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And as a reminder to myself as much as anybody else, the same goes for "kış" and "kışın," but not "ilkbahar(da)" nor "sonbahar(da).
10 months ago
