Questions & Answers about Oyma iskarpela ile derinleşti.
Here oyma is a noun, not a finite verb. It comes from oymak, which means to carve, to hollow out, or to gouge.
Depending on context, oyma can mean things like:
- carving
- carved groove
- hollowed-out part
- engraved/cut section
So in this sentence, it refers to the carved part / the carving itself.
İskarpela is a kind of chisel or carving tool.
İle usually means with.
So iskarpela ile means:
- with a chisel
- using a chisel
- by means of a chisel
In this sentence, it marks the tool/instrument used.