Yürüdük

yürüdük is a Turkish verb form meaning “we walked” or “we have walked.” It is the first-person plural past tense of yürümek (to walk). Turkish marks past tense by adding suffixes to the verb stem; in this form the suffix -dük attaches to the stem, producing yürüdük.

Morphology and construction: The verb stem is yür- from yürümek. The past-tense suffix -dük indicates “we” and the time reference; the vowels harmonize in Turkish phonology, yielding the form yürüdük. This word is used to describe actions completed by the speaker and at least one other person in the past; the exact sense (simple past vs. experiential past) depends on context and accompanying time expressions.

Example: Dün uzun bir yol yürüdük. Translation: Yesterday we walked a long way.

Notes: Yürüdük is a common past-tense form in Turkish and appears in narratives, reports, and everyday conversation. It is typically used when the subject is the speaker plus others, and the action occurred in the past. The form is one member of a broader Turkish system of person-specific past-tense endings.