üzv

üzv is a term used in Azerbaijani and Turkish languages meaning "member" or "limb". In Azerbaijani, it can refer to a member of an organization, a group, or a body part. For example, "təşkilatın üzvü" translates to "member of the organization," while "əlin üzvü" could refer to a limb of the hand, though "üzv" in the context of body parts is more commonly used for larger extremities like arms and legs.

In Turkish, "üzv" also carries the dual meaning of "member" and "limb." Similar to Azerbaijani, it can denote membership in a club, association, or political party, such as "partinin üzvü" (member of the party). It is also frequently used to refer to body parts, particularly limbs like arms and legs, for instance, "vücudun üzvləri" (limbs of the body). The specific context usually clarifies whether the word refers to a person's belonging or a part of their anatomy. The plural form in both languages is generally "üzvlər."