içini

İçini is a Turkish word that translates to "inside" or "interior" in English. It refers to the inner part of something, whether it is a physical object, a space, or even an abstract concept. For example, "evin içini boyamak" means to paint the inside of the house, and "kutunun içini açmak" means to open the inside of the box.

Beyond its literal meaning, "içini" can also be used figuratively to describe feelings or emotions. For instance, "içi burkulmak" translates to "one's heart aches" or "to feel a pang of sadness." Similarly, "içini dökmek" means to pour out one's heart or to confide in someone. This usage highlights the connection between the internal state of a person and the word "içini."

In certain contexts, "içini" can also denote essence or core. When referring to food, "içini doldurmak" means to stuff something, such as "biberlerin içini doldurmak" (to stuff peppers). The word's versatility allows it to be applied to a wide range of situations, from the tangible to the emotional and conceptual. Understanding the context is key to correctly interpreting the meaning of "içini."