Thanks for your help people, I´ll try to fýnd a spices shop.

nutmeg is called muskat cevizi in Turkish. you can find it in every spice shop.

It is called Muskat or Kucuk hindistan cevizi, it has nothing to do with coconut but the reason why called kucuk hindistan cevizi  it must be because of its shape which is really look like coconut but in  a very small size.  Nutmeg is not a common spice in Turkey and not used in Turkish dishes. Ground nutmeg, smells a little bit like cinnamon not exactly but it reminds me to cinnamon, its colour is much lighter then cinnamon.  I use it in walnut+ sultana cake and I also put some with other spices when I cook Biryani( spicy rise with mix nuts and chicken pieces). Misir carsisi is the best place to find this sort of things and i have no idea about anywhere else.

Cheers     

Well done to toggle and chatterbox !!!

Mystery solved .... and we all got to learn a new word!

 Finding spices in other countries can be a problem. I try to learn the names for ones I need/want before going. I use herbs for their medicinal attributes as well as taste. Actually, all herbs do have some type of medicinal attribute.

I agree, well done! It really helped.

I got all I wanted, we bought in Migros baharat store but then we were walking near home and found Lokman Hekim shop where there is everything I want and cheaper, now I will know where to search

I have another problem... I need caraway seeds but in Turkey there is always kimyon which tastes not the same. Is there any other name for it in turkish?

It is called "Frenk Kimyonu" and somewhere it is called "Karaman Kimyonu".

Thanks!

I couldnt get carraway seeds and the seller said there is no in Turkey. Can it be true?