Günlük Çengel Bulmaca (Hürriyet)

Hürriyet's daily Turkish arrow-word crossword, playable in the browser.

Every day: Dated Turkish arrow-word crosswords (Günlük Çengel Bulmaca) published each day on Hürriyet's puzzle page, usually two per date, plus a daily Kare Bulmaca; the same grids for all readers. New puzzle: Daily, with new dated puzzles for each day.

Hürriyet Bulmaca Çöz (all puzzles)Example: Günlük Çengel Bulmaca, 2 Ekim 2026

Hürriyet Günlük Çengel Bulmaca for 2 Ekim 2026: an arrow-word grid with clues in cells and a timer

Hürriyet, one of Turkey's best-known newspapers, publishes daily çengel bulmaca (arrow-word crosswords) on its Bulmaca Çöz page. Each puzzle has a date in its title, such as Günlük Çengel Bulmaca, 2 Ekim 2026, and is solved directly in the browser with a timer.

About Günlük Çengel Bulmaca (Hürriyet)

Çengel bulmaca is the Turkish name for the arrow-word or Scandinavian style crossword: clues are written inside the grid, in cells with small arrows pointing to where each answer goes. Hürriyet's Bulmaca Çöz section publishes these every day as dated pages, usually two çengel puzzles per date (for example 2 Ekim 2026 and 2 Ekim 2026-2), alongside the daily Kare Bulmaca, a classic square crossword.

The playable grid shows the selected clue above the board (for instance Maden kazıma kalemi) and highlights the cells for that answer. You type the letters in, and a timer at the top records how long you take, with a pause button. Clues mix general knowledge, short abbreviations and chemical symbols, which are common in Turkish puzzles (Sodyum'un simgesi, Nikel'in simgesi).

Earlier dates stay available as separate pages, so you can work back through recent days. The pages carry newspaper advertising.

It suits Turkish speakers and learners who enjoy traditional newspaper puzzles.

How to play Günlük Çengel Bulmaca (Hürriyet)

  1. Open today's Günlük Çengel Bulmaca from the Bulmaca Çöz page.
  2. Pick a clue cell; the arrow shows where its answer runs.
  3. Type the answer into the highlighted cells.
  4. Fill the whole grid; the timer shows your solving time.

Tips

  • Short clues asking for a symbol (simgesi) are usually chemical element symbols.
  • Fill crossing short answers first; they unlock longer ones.
  • Turkish letters such as Ç, Ğ, İ, Ö, Ş and Ü count as separate letters.
  • Try the second puzzle of the day if the first one stalls.

Questions

Are the puzzles the same for everyone?

Yes. Each puzzle is a dated page that every reader solves.

How many çengel puzzles are there per day?

Usually two dated puzzles per day, plus a Kare Bulmaca.

Do I need Turkish?

Yes, clues and answers are in Turkish.

Is it free?

Yes, with ads.

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