structural:scholar_edition, stylistic:style_transfer
Adjectives

Turkish adjectives are not declined. However most adjectives can also be used as nouns, in which case they are declined: e.g. güzel ("beautiful") → güzeller ("(the) beautiful ones / people"). Used attributively, adjectives precede the nouns they modify. The adjectives var ("existent") and yok (" non-existent ") are used in many cases where English would use "there is" or "have", e.g. süt yok ("there is no milk", lit. "(the) milk (is) non-existent"); the construction " noun 1 -GEN noun 2 -POSS var/yok " can be translated " noun 1 has/doesn't have noun 2 "; imparatorun elbisesi yok "the emperor has no clothes" ("(the) emperor- of clothes- his non-existent"); kedimin ayakkabıları yoktu ("my cat had no shoes", lit. "cat- my - of shoe- plur. - its non-existent- past tense ").