Duyurdular

Duyurdular is a Turkish word that translates to "they announced" or "they informed." It is the third-person plural past tense of the verb "duyurmak," which means to announce, inform, or make known. The word is commonly used in everyday Turkish conversation and in written media to describe situations where a group of people has conveyed information to others.

For example, "Hükümet yeni önlemleri duyurdular" would translate to "The government announced new measures." In this sentence, "duyurdular" indicates that the government, as a collective entity, made a public announcement. The word can refer to any group that has communicated information, such as a company announcing a new product, a school informing parents about an event, or friends sharing news with each other.

The grammatical structure of "duyurdular" highlights the past action performed by multiple subjects. The "-dılar" suffix is the indicator of the third-person plural past tense in Turkish verbs. Understanding this suffix is key to recognizing the meaning and context in which "duyurdular" is used. It signifies a completed action of announcement or information dissemination by a group.