Getirdin

Getirdin is a Turkish verb form meaning “you brought” (or “you have brought”). It is the second-person singular past tense form of getirmek, the verb meaning “to bring.” The form is built from the stem getir- with the simple past tense suffix -di and the second-person singular ending -n, yielding getirdin. In Turkish, past tense endings vary by person (for example -im, -in, -di, -dik, -diniz, -diler), and the combination with the stem can produce slightly different spellings such as getirdi for he/she brought and getirdin for you brought.

Usage of getirdin marks a completed action in the past. The subject is often omitted because Turkish verb endings carry the person information, but sen may be added for emphasis or clarification. It can appear in statements or questions, with question particles like mi to form interrogatives. Examples: “Sen getirdin mi?” meaning “Did you bring it?” or simply “Getirdin,” meaning “You brought (it).” The tone and context determine whether the phrase is a neutral statement or a response to a previous remark.

Related forms include getirdim (“I brought”), getirdi (“he/she brought”), and getirdik (“we brought”). The verb is derived from getirmek, and its various past-tense forms illustrate Turkish verb conjugation patterns. For broader context, see Turkish verb conjugation and the verb pair getirmek/getir.