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lark in Turkish

lark in Turkish is toygar, tarla kuşu, çayır kuşu — lark means a small songbird known for its cheerful singing, often heard early in the morning.

lark in Turkish

toygar
noun
Any of various small, singing passerine birds of the family Alaudidae.
tarla kuşu
noun
Any of various small, singing passerine birds of the family Alaudidae.
çayır kuşu
noun
Any of various small, singing passerine birds of the family Alaudidae.

What does "lark" mean?

  1. noun A small songbird known for its cheerful singing, often heard early in the morning.
    "A lark sang high above the meadow at dawn."
  2. noun A harmless prank or bit of fun.
    "Dressing up as ghosts was just a lark for the kids."
  3. verb To have fun or act mischievously, often in the phrase "lark about."
    "The boys were larking about near the riverbank."
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lark in a sentence

  • A lark sang high above the meadow at dawn.
  • Dressing up as ghosts was just a lark for the kids.
  • They stole the traffic cone for a lark, then put it back.
  • The boys were larking about near the riverbank.

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What is "lark" in Turkish?

"lark" in Turkish is toygar, tarla kuşu, çayır kuşu. lark means: A small songbird known for its cheerful singing, often heard early in the morning.

How do you use "lark" in a sentence?

Example: "A lark sang high above the meadow at dawn." In Turkish, "lark" is toygar, tarla kuşu, çayır kuşu.

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

Yes — Turkish has 3 translations listed for "lark": toygar, tarla kuşu, çayır kuşu.

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