Karışım homojen.

The mixture is homogeneous.

Breakdown of Karışım homojen.

• olmak: to be
• karışım: the mixture
• homojen: homogeneous

Questions & Answers about Karışım homojen.

Why is there no is (to be) in Karışım homojen?

In Turkish, simple nominal sentences in the present tense often drop the copula. The meaning “the mixture is homogeneous” is fully understood without an explicit olmak (“to be”). This is called the null copula.

Can I add a suffix to make it more formal, like Karışım homojendir?

Yes. Adding -dir (resulting in Karışım homojendir)

• makes it sound more formal or academic,
• is common in written scientific or technical texts,
• but in everyday speech you’d usually say just Karışım homojen.

Why isn’t there an article like a or the before karışım?

Turkish has no indefinite or definite articles equivalent to English a or the. The noun karışım by itself can mean “a mixture” or “the mixture” depending on context.

What case are karışım and homojen in?

Both are in the nominative case (the basic form). In nominal predication, subject and predicate noun/adjective stay in the nominative:

• karışım = “mixture” (subject)
• homojen = “homogeneous” (predicate adjective)