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Quoting miss_ceyda: koşulmak
1. (for a horse-drawn vehicle) to be readied for departure.
2. /a/ to be hitched (to).
3. /a/ to be assigned to escort (someone).
4. /a/ to be put to work alongside (someone). |
As I understand it, they tell you which noun state is taken by that verb. So for example.......
1 - seni seviyorum - I love you
2 - sana tapıyorum - I adore you
In 1 'you' is in the accusative state (seni) because the verb sevmek takes the /ı/ state
In 2 'you' is in the dative state (sana) because the verb tapmak takes the /a/ state
sevmek
/ı/
1. to love; to like.
tapmak
/a/
1. to worship, regard (someone, something) as divine.
2. to adore, idolize (someone)
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