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i want know the rule
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21 Sep 2009 Mon 11:17 am |
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Temizliði þimdi bitirdim.
why Temizliði written in this way iwant the rule of liði suffxis and when we put it
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21 Sep 2009 Mon 11:40 am |
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In fact, the suffix in use in the word is ´lik´.
Added to a word, it is used to make it become an adjective, at least this is my understanding.
For exmple: güzel + lik = güzellik.
What is confusing here I think is the fact that the accusative suffix -i is used after the suffix -lik.
And as we know from the Turkish grammar rules, k becomes ð in certain cases before a vowel (Actually, please double check this info, I have a doubt now, sorry!)
In your request, the word is constructed as follows:
temiz + lik + -i
(temiz = clean; temizlik = cleanliness; the accusative makes it definite).
Translation should be (I have finished with the cleaning).....but I might be wrong in my translation.
This is a beginner learner´s attempt, you may want to wait for native speakers to correct my grammar.
Edited (9/21/2009) by Bea Blanchi
[forgot to translate the sentence, oops!]
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21 Sep 2009 Mon 11:47 am |
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In fact, the suffix in use in the word is ´lik´.
Added to a word, it is used to make it become an adjective, at least this is my understanding.
For exmple: güzel + lik = güzellik.
What is confusing here I think is the fact that the accusative suffix -i is used after the suffix -lik.
And as we know from the Turkish grammar rules, k becomes ð in certain cases before a vowel (Actually, please double check this info, I have a doubt now, sorry!)
In your request, the word is constructed as follows:
temiz + lik + -i
(temiz = clean; temizlik = cleanliness; the accusative makes it definite).
Translation should be (I have finished with the cleaning).....but I might be wrong in my translation.
This is a beginner learner´s attempt, you may want to wait for native speakers to correct my grammar.
çok çok teþkkürlar for your help
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21 Sep 2009 Mon 11:52 am |
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In fact, the suffix in use in the word is ´lik´.
Added to a word, it is used to make it become an adjective, at least this is my understanding.
For exmple: güzel + lik = güzellik.
What is confusing here I think is the fact that the accusative suffix -i is used after the suffix -lik.
And as we know from the Turkish grammar rules, k becomes ð in certain cases before a vowel (Actually, please double check this info, I have a doubt now, sorry!)
In your request, the word is constructed as follows:
temiz + lik + -i
(temiz = clean; temizlik = cleanliness; the accusative makes it definite).
Translation should be (I have finished with the cleaning).....but I might be wrong in my translation.
This is a beginner learner´s attempt, you may want to wait for native speakers to correct my grammar.
You are correct. When a suffix starting with a vowel is added to a word ending with a ´k´, the ´k´ changes to a ´Ã°´.
The ´i´ relates the cleanliness/clean-up/housekeeping to the following verb.
(I finished the clean-up now.)
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21 Sep 2009 Mon 12:01 pm |
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thanks Bea Blanchi andHenry for our help
many thanks
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21 Sep 2009 Mon 12:55 pm |
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thankyou as well, i understand this a lot more now!
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21 Sep 2009 Mon 02:33 pm |
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In fact, the suffix in use in the word is ´lik´.
Added to a word, it is used to make it become an adjective, at least this is my understanding.
For exmple: güzel + lik = güzellik.
What is confusing here I think is the fact that the accusative suffix -i is used after the suffix -lik.
And as we know from the Turkish grammar rules, k becomes ð in certain cases before a vowel (Actually, please double check this info, I have a doubt now, sorry!)
In your request, the word is constructed as follows:
temiz + lik + -i
(temiz = clean; temizlik = cleanliness; the accusative makes it definite).
Translation should be (I have finished with the cleaning).....but I might be wrong in my translation.
This is a beginner learner´s attempt, you may want to wait for native speakers to correct my grammar.
Oh! Am I allowed to make a correction and an addition to your explanation?
Well, we add -lik suffix to a noun/adjective to form a new noun (not adjective)
noun + lik/lýk/luk/lük = noun (a quality,state,character)
kuruluk - dryness
sersemlik - silliness
We add accusative suffix -i to the direct object.
ona parayý verdim - I gave the money to her/him
o(na) - indirect object
para(yý) - direct object
Edited (9/21/2009) by upsy_daisy
Edited (9/21/2009) by upsy_daisy
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21 Sep 2009 Mon 04:54 pm |
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Thanks upsy_Daisy for this additional information, it really helps! 
Edited (9/21/2009) by Bea Blanchi
[typo + putting smiley]
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21 Sep 2009 Mon 11:35 pm |
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çok çok teþekkurlar herkes
ben þimdi anlýyorum
more then when i studied the lesson myself
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23 Sep 2009 Wed 06:51 am |
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Oh! Am I allowed to make a correction and an addition to your explanation?
Well, we add -lik suffix to a noun/adjective to form a new noun (not adjective)
noun + lik/lýk/luk/lük = noun (a quality,state,character)
kuruluk - dryness
sersemlik - silliness
We add accusative suffix -i to the direct object.
ona parayý verdim - I gave the money to her/him
o(na) - indirect object
para(yý) - direct object
çok teþkkürler
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