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Verb stem
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10 Aug 2006 Thu 02:32 pm |
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What is the verb stem called in Türkçe?
Is it simply fiil gövdesi?
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10 Aug 2006 Thu 03:55 pm |
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Eylem
İt written in the description of Şimdiki zaman in HİTİT for instance
Olumlu:
eylem + (I )yor + kişi eki
Then verb steem called eylem
Doğru mu ?
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10 Aug 2006 Thu 06:16 pm |
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stem means "gövde" and root means "kök"
For example: "sev" (sevmek) is a root.
"seviş", "sevgi", "sevgili" are stems produced from the verb root,"sev".
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11 Aug 2006 Fri 02:14 am |
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Quoting qdemir: stem means "gövde" and root means "kök"
For example: "sev" (sevmek) is a root.
"seviş", "sevgi", "sevgili" are stems produced from the verb root,"sev". |
I think you have misunderstood my question.....
In Türkçe, konuşmak is called the mastar halı
What is konuş called in Türkçe (as a gramatical term)?
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11 Aug 2006 Fri 02:17 am |
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I think I have just found the answer to my question:
eylem gövdesi is the verbal stem 
Bu doğru mu?
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11 Aug 2006 Fri 04:41 pm |
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Evet. Doğru, Bod.
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