inşa etmek
verb- to build, construct
Forms you’ll meet
Tap for its suffix chainThe stem, then -iyor, then a person ending. The first vowel of -iyor follows vowel harmony (geliyor, alıyor, okuyor, görüyor), but -yor never changes, so the person endings after it are always back: -um, -sun, -uz.
The t of et- becomes d before a vowel: ediyor.
-di follows vowel harmony (geldi, aldı, okudu, gördü). The past uses short person endings: -m, -n, -k, -niz, -ler.
After a voiceless consonant (f, s, t, k, ç, ş, h, p) the d of -di becomes t: etti.
-ecek after a front vowel, -acak after a back one. After a stem ending in a vowel, a buffer y joins them: başlayacak.
The t of et- becomes d before a vowel: edecek.
k becomes ğ before a vowel: edeceğim. Not before a consonant: geleceksin.
Other one-syllable verbs take -ar or -er: eder.
The t of et- becomes d before a vowel: eder.
From the library
O, çok büyük köprüler inşa etti.
He constructed very large bridges.
Belediye, özellikle sahil şeridi boyunca uzun ve güvenli bisiklet yolları inşa ediyor.
The municipality is building long and safe bicycle paths, especially along the coastline.
İnsan beyni, yeni bir dilin benzersiz melodisine ve yapısına alıştıkça, dünyayı anlama ve yorumlama biçimini de adeta yeni baştan inşa eder.
As the human brain gets used to the unique melody and structure of a new language, it practically rebuilds its way of understanding and interpreting the world from scratch.
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