sürümek

Betekenis (Engels)

to lug, tug, drag along the ground

Sinonieme

sürüklemek

sürmek

Vertalings

drag

traîner

جَرَّ

shuffle

Etimologie (Engels)

Geërf van Ottoman Turkish: سورومك

Verwante met Mongools: шудрах

Verwante met Azerbeidjans: sürümək

Verwante met Baskir: һөйрәү

Verwante met Chuvash: сӗтӗрме

Verwante met Khakas: сӧзірерге

Verwante met Kazaks: сүйреу

Verwante met Kirgisies: сүйрөө

Verwante met Suid-Altai: сӱӱртеер

Verwante met Tataars: сөйрәү

Verwante met Turkmeens: süýremek

Verwante met Tuvinees: сөдүртүр

Verwante met Oezbeeks: sudramoq

Verwante met Sakhaans: өтүү

In summary

From Ottoman Turkish سورومك (sürümek, “to drag”), from Proto-Turkic *südre- (“to pull, tug”).
Akin to Proto-Mongolic *sidur-, compare Mongolian шудрах (šudrax, “to pull forward”). Medial /d/ was lost instead of yielding /y/, compare a similar case at üremek.
Cognates
Cognate with Azerbaijani sürümək (“to drag”), Bashkir һөйрәү (höyrəw, “to pull, drag”), Chuvash сӗтӗрме (sĕt̬ĕrme, “to drag, pull”), Khakas сӧзірерге (sözìrerge, “to pull, drag”), Kazakh сүйреу (süireu, “to drag”), Kyrgyz сүйрөө (süyröö, “to drag”), Southern Altai сӱӱртеер (süürteer, “to drag”), Tatar сөйрәү (söyräw, “to pull, drag”), Turkmen süýremek (“to pull out, drag”), Tuvan сөдүртүр (södürtür, “to drag”), Uzbek sudramoq (“to drag, pull”), Yakut өтүү (ötüü, “belt for fastening loads”).