Kurtuldu

Kurtuldu is a Turkish word that translates to "saved," "rescued," or "survived" in English. It is derived from the verb "kurtulmak," which means to be saved or to escape. The word is commonly used in everyday Turkish conversation to describe a situation where someone or something has been delivered from danger, harm, or a difficult circumstance.

The context in which "kurtuldu" is used can vary widely. It might refer to a person surviving an accident, a patient recovering from an illness, a nation escaping a crisis, or even an object being retrieved from loss. The term carries a sense of relief and positive outcome. For instance, if someone narrowly avoids an accident, they might say "Neredeyse kaza yapıyordum ama kurtuldu" meaning "I almost had an accident, but I was saved." Similarly, after a challenging period, one might express "Zor zamanlardan kurtulduk" which translates to "We survived the difficult times." The word emphasizes the overcoming of adversity and a return to a state of safety or well-being.