Yedi

Yedi is the Turkish word for the number seven. It is a native Turkic numeral, and in Azerbaijani, a closely related Turkic language, the cognate form is yeddi. The term is used in everyday counting and in fixed expressions, such as yedi yıl (seven years) or yedi kişi (seven people).

In Turkish, seven appears in a variety of idioms, phrases, and compound expressions that reference the number seven. The word yedi is routinely encountered in spoken language, literature, and everyday descriptions that involve quantities or sequences.

As a proper noun, Yedi may appear in place names or business names in Turkish-speaking regions, but it is not a widely recognized standalone geographic name. The form and usage reflect standard Turkish spelling, with pronunciation approximated as “YEH-dee.” Related Turkic languages also have cognate forms for the number seven, reflecting a shared linguistic heritage across the region.