germek

Betekenis

Sinonieme

Vertalings

Notes

Oefen jou uitspraak

Extra tools

(Engels)

(transitive) to stretch, strain, tighten, draw, lengthen (by pulling)
(transitive) to stretch out, extend
(transitive) to strain, tauten
(transitive) make (nerves, relations) tense
(transitive) to distress, to cause strain or anxiety to someone, to creep out

Geërf van Ottoman Turkish

Verwante met Karakhanid

Verwante met Azerbeidjans

Verwante met Crimean Tatar

Verwante met Baskir

Verwante met Chuvash

Verwante met Kazaks

Verwante met Kuman

Verwante met Kirgisies

Verwante met Suid-Altai

Verwante met Tataars

Verwante met Tuvinees

Verwante met Turkmeens

Verwante met Uighur

Verwante met Oezbeeks

In summary

From Ottoman Turkish كرمك (germek, “to stretch, tight, tighten, spread out”), from Proto-Turkic *ker- (“to spread out, to hang”). Cognates Cognate with Karakhanid [script needed] (kermēk, “to stretch, stretch out, fence, block”), Azerbaijani gərmək (“to tense”), Crimean Tatar kermek (“to stretch”), Bashkir киреү (kirew, “to stretch”), Chuvash карма (karma, “to hang, spread, fence, block”), Kazakh керу (keru, “to pull, stretch”), Kipchak [Arabic needed] (ker-, “to expand”), Kyrgyz керүү (kerüü, “to stretch”), Southern Altai кереер (kereer, “to stretch”), керер (kerer, “to stretch”), Tatar киерү (kiyerü, “to stretch”), Tuvan херер (xerer, “to stretch”), Turkmen germek (“to put up, set up”), Uyghur كەرمەك (kermek, “to stretch”), Uzbek kermoq (“to pull, spread”).