How many Turkish words are there in the Arabic language?

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Around 1,000 Turkish words are used in Arabic, mainly from the Ottoman era.
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According to the 2005 Turkish Dictionary, there are 6,467 Turkish words of Arabic origin, as Turkish was written in Arabic script before the Republic underwent a huge language reform in 1928 by Ataturk to erase foreign influence - particularly Arabic and Persian - changed into Latin-based Turkish alp...
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According to the 2005 Turkish Dictionary, there are 6,467 Turkish words of Arabic origin, as Turkish was written in Arabic script before the Republic underwent a huge language reform in 1928 by Ataturk to erase foreign influence - particularly Arabic and Persian - changed into Latin-based Turkish alphabet. read less
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Arabic has absorbed many Turkish words, mainly during the Ottoman era, in areas like administration, military, and daily life. While an exact number is unclear, hundreds of Turkish-origin words exist in Arabic. However, Arabic influenced Turkish more, contributing thousands of words, especially in religion,...
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Arabic has absorbed many Turkish words, mainly during the Ottoman era, in areas like administration, military, and daily life. While an exact number is unclear, hundreds of Turkish-origin words exist in Arabic. However, Arabic influenced Turkish more, contributing thousands of words, especially in religion, law, and literature. read less
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Arabic has absorbed hundreds of Turkish words, especially during the Ottoman Empire (1516--1918), when Ottoman Turkish — a blend of Turkish, Arabic, and Persian — influenced the Arab world. Words related to administration, military, clothing, and daily life entered Arabic dialects. Examples include "أوضة"...
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Arabic has absorbed hundreds of Turkish words, especially during the Ottoman Empire (1516–1918), when Ottoman Turkish — a blend of Turkish, Arabic, and Persian — influenced the Arab world. Words related to administration, military, clothing, and daily life entered Arabic dialects. Examples include "أوضة" (oda, meaning room), "طاش" (taş, meaning stone), and "قوش" (kuş, meaning bird). While Modern Standard Arabic kept its classical roots, spoken dialects, especially Levantine and Egyptian Arabic, hold many Turkish-origin words — a testament to centuries of cultural and political interaction. read less
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