Mardin

English

Etymology

From Turkish Mardin.

Proper noun

Mardin

2. A province and metropolitan municipality in southeastern Turkey.
4. A city, the capital of Mardin Province, Turkey.

Turkish

Mardin ili

Mardin'in ilçeleri

Etymology

From Ottoman Turkish ماردین (Mardin), from Arabic مَارْدِين (mārdīn), from Classical Syriac ܡܪܕܝܢ (mardīn, merdīn)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [mɑɾ.din]

• Audio:

  (file)

• Hyphenation: Mar‧din

Proper noun

Mardin

1. Mardin (a province and metropolitan municipality in southeastern Turkey)
2. Mardin (a city, the capital of Mardin Province, Turkey)

Declension

Declension of Mardin

	singular	plural
nominative	Mardin	Mardinler
accusative	Mardin'i	Mardinleri
dative	Mardin'e	Mardinlere
locative	Mardin'de	Mardinlerde
ablative	Mardin'den	Mardinlerden
genitive	Mardin'in	Mardinlerin

Possessive forms of Mardin

	singular	plural
benim (my)	Mardin'im	Mardinlerim
senin (your)	Mardin'in	Mardinlerin
onun (his/her/its)	Mardin'i	Mardinleri
bizim (our)	Mardin'imiz	Mardinlerimiz
sizin (your)	Mardin'iniz	Mardinleriniz
onların (their)	Mardin'i Mardinleri	Mardinleri

Derived terms

• Mardinli

See also

provinces of Turkeyedit

• Adana
• Adıyaman
• Afyonkarahisar
• Ağrı
• Aksaray
• Amasya
• Ankara
• Antalya
• Ardahan
• Artvin
• Aydın
• Balıkesir
• Bartın
• Batman
• Bayburt
• Bilecik
• Bingöl
• Bitlis
• Bolu
• Burdur
• Bursa
• Çanakkale
• Çankırı
• Çorum
• Denizli
• Diyarbakır
• Düzce
• Edirne
• Elâzığ
• Erzincan
• Erzurum
• Eskişehir
• Gaziantep
• Giresun
• Gümüşhane
• Hakkâri
• Hatay
• Iğdır
• Isparta
• İstanbul
• İzmir
• Kahramanmaraş
• Karabük
• Karaman
• Kars
• Kastamonu
• Kayseri
• Kırıkkale
• Kırklareli
• Kırşehir
• Kilis
• Kocaeli
• Konya
• Kütahya
• Malatya
• Manisa
• Mardin
• Mersin
• Muğla
• Muş
• Nevşehir
• Niğde
• Ordu
• Osmaniye
• Rize
• Sakarya
• Samsun
• Siirt
• Sinop
• Sivas
• Şanlıurfa
• Şırnak
• Tekirdağ
• Tokat
• Trabzon
• Tunceli
• Uşak
• Van
• Yalova
• Yozgat
• Zonguldak