Veremeyi

Veremeyi is a Turkish verbal noun formed from the verb vermek, meaning to give, by the nominalizing suffix -meyi. It denotes the act or operation of giving and is used to create infinitive clauses that function as nouns or as complements to other verbs. In standard Turkish, the more common form is vermeyi; veremeyi is a spelling variant that appears in some sources or contexts but carries the same basic meaning—the act of giving.

Morphology and usage: As a verbal noun, vermeyi can serve as the subject or the object of a sentence, or as the object of another verb. It is often attached to a definite object within a larger clause. Examples include:

- Hediyeyi vermeyi planlıyoruz. (We plan to give the gift.)

- Hediyeyi vermeyi düşündüm. (I thought about giving the gift.)

- Vermeyi çok isterim. (I would really like to give.)

In dependent clauses, vermeyi frequently appears with verbs such as düşünmek, planlamak, istemek, or reddetmek to express intention, plan, or desire regarding the act of giving. This construction is part of the broader Turkish pattern of forming infinitive clauses with -meyi/-maki, which is common across many verbs such as yapmak (yapmayı), okumak (okumayı), öğrenmek (öğrenmeyi).

See also: Vermek, Turkish infinitives and verbal nouns, -meyi constructions.