Kurarlar

Kurarlar is a Turkish verb form that serves as the third-person plural present indicative of the verb kurmak, which means to establish, set up, found, or organize. As such, kurarlar translates to “they establish” or “they found.”

Usage and examples

Kurarlar is used when the subject of the sentence is plural and the action is in the present tense. For example: Şirketler yeni bir fabrika kurarlar. (Companies establish a new factory.) Belediyeler ortak bir projeyi kurarlar. (Municipalities establish a joint project.)

Conjugation pattern

The verb kurmak follows a typical Turkish conjugation pattern with vowel harmony and person/number suffixes. Present tense forms include:

- kurarım (I establish)

- kurarsın (you establish)

- kurar (he/she establishes)

- kurarız (we establish)

- kurarsınız (you establish)

- kurarlar (they establish)

Related terms

The root kur- appears in related words such as kuruluş (establishment, foundation), kurulum (installation/setup), and kurucular (founders). Turkish uses agglutination to attach tense, person, and number endings to the verb stem.

Notes

Kurarlar is specifically the plural present form and does not alone indicate who is performing the action beyond the plural subject. As with many Turkish verbs, context and accompanying nouns or pronouns clarify the agent.