ince

Meaning

1. Having little thickness; thin, narrow.
2. slim, slender
3. Consisting of extremely small pieces; fine, fine-grained.
4. Requiring great care in execution, or very detailed.
5. high-pitched, sharp
6. Having low viscosity; inviscid.
7. (figuratively) kind, polite
8. (of vowels) front

Hyphenated as

in‧ce

Pronounced as (IPA)

/inˈd͡ʒe/

Etymology

Inherited from Ottoman Turkish اینچه (ince/inçe), from Proto-Turkic *yiŋč-ge (“thin”).

Sentences

Taşların yanında , duman halinde, sıcak ve ince zerreler uçuşur.

Next to the stones, in the form of smoke, hot and fine particles fly.

Ağzı bir parça aralıktı ve dudaklarının kenarında gayet ince tüyler vardı .

His mouth was a bit open, and there were quite fine hairs on the edge of his lips.

Gökyüzü açıktı ve batıda, ufka yaklaşmış bulunan ince bir hilal vardı .

The sky was clear, and there was a thin crescent in the west that was approaching the horizon.

Burnunun uç tarafındaki mesameler büyümüş ve bunlardan ince yağlar sızmıştı.

The meshes at the tip of his nose had grown larger, and thin oils had leaked from them.

Bu eski püskü elbiseli, siyah fanilalı, ince kumral bıyıklı külhanbeyini süzdü.

He looked at this old shabby dress, black undershirt, thin brown moustache.