Zinde ; The person, ıf old man but so healty. We said "zinde" example ; O yaşlı adam çok zinde duruyor

yaşamak: 1to live, 2to live, to dwell, 3to live, to experience yaşam, hayat: life sağ: 1right (xleft), 2alive, living, not dead zinde: both physically and mentally healthy and strong can: it's an untranslateable Persian&Turkish word. the nearest equivalent is the word "alma" in Spanish. "can" is the power that the body needs to be alive. canlı, sağ: alive, living, not dead canlı: live (canlı yayın: live stream)

Hayat and yaşam have the same meaning. They both mean 'life'. However hayat is more commonly used. 'Zinde' means energetic, alive, fit. You wake up and feel really good, energetic, lively, you can say 'Bugün çok zinde hissediyorum' (I feel really alive today). 'Sağ' is used to explain if that person is alive, antonym of deceased. 'Can' is a bit complicated. I dont think I can easily explain the difference between Can and Hayat/Yaşam. Canlı could mean a living thing or vigorous/energetic.