sevk

sevk

The Turkish word "sevk" means "dispatch," "shipment," or "referral."

Here 'sevk' is used in the sense of 'referring or transferring someone'. It reflects a professional action often related to logistics or administration.

Doktor, hastasını başka bir hastaneye sevk etti.

The doctor referred his patient to another hospital.

In this sentence, 'sevk' means 'to dispatch or send goods.' It is commonly used in logistics or shipping contexts.

Siparişler bugün sevk edilecek.

The orders will be dispatched today.

Here, 'sevk' implies 'to motivate or instigate someone.' It denotes a psychological influence or encouragement.

Zorluklar, onu daha çok çalışmaya sevk etti.

Challenges motivated him to work harder.