Döndürerek

Döndürerek is a Turkish word that translates to "by rotating," "by turning," or "by spinning" in English. It is a verb derived from the root "dönmek," which means "to turn" or "to rotate." The suffix "-erek/-arak" indicates a manner or method of performing an action, suggesting that the action is done through or by means of rotating something.

The word can be used in various contexts. For instance, one might "döndürerek açmak" (to open by turning), referring to actions like unscrewing a lid or turning a doorknob. In a more technical sense, it can describe a process involving rotational motion, such as "motoru döndürerek çalıştırmak" (to start the engine by rotating it). The concept is fundamental to many mechanical operations and everyday tasks that involve circular movement.

In a figurative sense, "döndürerek" can sometimes imply manipulation or twisting of information, though this usage is less common than its literal meaning related to physical rotation. The emphasis is on the action of turning or rotating as the primary means by which something is achieved or accomplished.