Questions & Answers about Bileğim incinince, annem merhem sürdü.
Bileğim means my wrist.
It is built from:
- bilek = wrist
- -im = my
So you might expect bilekim, but Turkish changes the final k to ğ before a vowel-initial ending:
- bilek → bileğim
This kind of sound change is very common in Turkish.
Because when some Turkish nouns ending in k take a suffix that begins with a vowel, the k often softens to ğ.
So:
- bilek
- -im → bileğim
The ğ here is usually not pronounced like a strong consonant in English. It often just lengthens or smooths the preceding vowel.