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kernel in Turkish

kernel in Turkish is öz, göbek, tane — kernel means the soft, edible part inside a nut or seed, once the hard shell or husk is removed.

kernel in Turkish

öz
noun
The core, center, or essence of an object or system.
göbek
noun
tane
noun
(botany) A single seed or grain, especially of corn or wheat.
çekirdek
noun

What does "kernel" mean?

  1. noun The soft, edible part inside a nut or seed, once the hard shell or husk is removed.
    "She cracked the walnut and ate the kernel inside."
  2. noun The core or most essential part of an idea, argument, or system.
    "There's a kernel of truth in what he said, even if the rest is exaggerated."
  3. noun Computing: the central part of an operating system that controls hardware and manages how programs communicate with it.
    "A kernel panic forced the server to reboot."
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kernel in a sentence

  • She cracked the walnut and ate the kernel inside.
  • Each ear of corn holds hundreds of kernels.
  • There's a kernel of truth in what he said, even if the rest is exaggerated.
  • A kernel panic forced the server to reboot.

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What is "kernel" in Turkish?

"kernel" in Turkish is öz, göbek, tane. kernel means: The soft, edible part inside a nut or seed, once the hard shell or husk is removed.

How do you use "kernel" in a sentence?

Example: "She cracked the walnut and ate the kernel inside." In Turkish, "kernel" is öz, göbek, tane.

Are there other ways to say "kernel" in Turkish?

Yes — Turkish has 4 translations listed for "kernel": öz, göbek, tane, çekirdek.

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