What does var mı in Turkish mean?

What is the meaning of the word var mı in Turkish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use var mı in Turkish.

The word var mı in Turkish means there is, there are, mevcut, var, bulunur, var, var, var, mevcut, daha çok var, bulunmak, mevcut olmak, var olmak, doğuştan var olan, -den beri var olmak, yaşayan, var olan, şimdiki, bugünkü, hala var olan, oluşturma, var etme, meydana getirme, -e kadar uzanmak, sana ihtiyacım var, doğasında olan, tabiatında var olan, doğasında/aslında var olan, özünde olan, var olmak, içinde var olan, içsel, yaradılışında/doğasında var olan, doğasında olan, tabiatında var olan, doğasında olan, tabiatında var olan, -im var, var olmak, mevcut olmak, yaratmak, oluşturmak, var olmayan, var olmak, bulunmak, her yerde var olan, her yerde mevcut olan, önceden mevcut olan, önceden var olan, asıl, ilk, işler, vb. göründüğü gibi değil/bu işin içinde başka bir iş var, devamı var, tüm gücüyle, var gücüyle/her yolu deneyerek, ne önemi var?, hepsi, ne var, ne haber, -mışsın. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word var mı

there is, there are

mevcut, var, bulunur

(obtainable)

Bu gömleğin başka renkleri mevcut mu (or: var mı)?
Is this shirt available in any other colours?

var

(indicating sth singular) (tekil)

There's a bank just across the street.

var

(indicating sth plural) (çoğul)

There are fifteen men in this office and only three women.

var, mevcut

(introductory pronoun)

Bir yolu var.
There is a way.

daha çok var

(US, colloquial (in the distant future)

On altıncı yaşgünüme daha çok var.
My sixtieth birthday is still a long way off.

bulunmak, mevcut olmak, var olmak

(exist)

There is a woman of 101 in the house opposite.

doğuştan var olan

(figurative (inherent)

Some animals have a built-in sense of direction.

-den beri var olmak

(exist since)

The fossils dated back to the Precambrian eon.

yaşayan, var olan

(living)

The project aims to catalogue all the existing plant species in these forests.

şimdiki, bugünkü

(current)

The existing proposal calls for spending $50,000 the first year.

hala var olan

(still in existence)

There is now only one extant copy of this work.

oluşturma, var etme, meydana getirme

(creation or production)

The physics student studied electrical power generation.

-e kadar uzanmak

(be in the past)

That song goes back to the Second World War.

sana ihtiyacım var

(I am dependent on you)

John, I don't just love you, I need you!

doğasında olan, tabiatında var olan

(inherent)

Rain is immanent in tropical areas.

doğasında/aslında var olan, özünde olan

(inherent)

Difficulty is implicit to this particular task.

var olmak

(willing to be involved) (bir işte)

A hike in the mountains? I'm in!

içinde var olan

(figurative (inherent, integral)

Horses have an inbuilt ability to run fast.

içsel, yaradılışında/doğasında var olan

(in its being)

Jasmine was moved by the inherent beauty of the piece of music.

doğasında olan, tabiatında var olan

(natural, inherent)

There's an innate defect in their proposed solution.

doğasında olan, tabiatında var olan

(inherent)

The jewellery was cheap and had no intrinsic value.

-im var

(colloquial, abbreviation (I have, I own)

I've got a headache. I've got two cats and three dogs.

var olmak, mevcut olmak

(figurative (danger, etc.: be present) (tehlike, vb.)

When you become a parent, you start to notice danger lurking everywhere.

yaratmak, oluşturmak

(bring into existence)

Let's make a baby!

var olmayan

(imaginary, that does not exist)

Basic services were nonexistent in the poorer parts of the country.

var olmak, bulunmak

(exist)

Bu renk doğada aslen bulunur mu?
Does this colour actually occur in nature?

her yerde var olan, her yerde mevcut olan

(present everywhere)

My priest says that divine law is omnipresent.

önceden mevcut olan, önceden var olan

(prior, already in effect)

The congress overturned the preexisting law.

asıl, ilk

(original)

The primordial example is kept in the research laboratory.

işler, vb. göründüğü gibi değil/bu işin içinde başka bir iş var

(This is not what it seems.)

The carpet's wet – there's more to this than meets the eye.

devamı var

(more will come later)

At the end of the TV show episode, the words "To be continued" appeared at the bottom of the screen.

tüm gücüyle, var gücüyle/her yolu deneyerek

(figurative (fight: fiercely)

Sally fought tooth and nail to get the promotion.

ne önemi var?

(I don't care)

So you're earning more than me – what does it matter?

hepsi

(all of which)

You can eat whatever is in the refrigerator.

ne var

(slang (What is wrong?)

Sarah looked sad so I asked her "What's up?"

ne haber

(slang (What is happening?)

I haven't seen you for a long time. What's up?

-mışsın

(colloquial, abbreviation (you have)

Tell me what you've done. You've such lovely eyes.

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