perish
/ˈpɛrɪʃ/
verb
ölmek, yok olmak
To die, especially in a sudden or violent way.
- Many people perished in the earthquake.
- Without water, the plants will perish.
- Countless manuscripts from antiquity perish each year due to inadequate climate control in under-funded archival institutions across developing nations.
- The expedition leader warned that anyone who wandered from the group in the arctic conditions would likely perish within hours.
- Linguists documented endangered languages before they perish entirely, recognizing that each loss represents irreplaceable cultural and cognitive diversity.
- Agricultural scientists developed drought-resistant crop varieties to prevent harvests from perishing during increasingly frequent periods of water scarcity.
verb
çürümek, bozulmak
To decay, rot, or deteriorate completely.
- Rubber gloves will perish if exposed to sunlight.
- The ancient scrolls had perished over time.