kan revan

Turkish

Etymology

Compound of kan (“blood”) +‎ revan (“running; flowing”).

Noun

kan revan (definite accusative kan revanı, plural kan revanlar)

1. drench of blood
   • 2016 November 1, Can Temiz, Demir Demirkan (lyrics and music), “İlkbaharda Kıyamet [Apocalypse In Spring]”‎^[1]performed by Fatma Turgut:

     Dünya büyük, çok küçük ellerim, seni tutmaya bile yetmiyor,
     Kan revan şu çocuk kalbim, koca hüzünlere kafa tutuyor.

     The world is huge, but my hands are so small that can't even hold you,
     This childish heart of mine drenched in blood, stands up to great pains.