Yüzdürdüm

Yüzdürdüm is a Turkish verb derived from the verb "yüzmek" (to swim). The "-dür" suffix indicates the causative aspect, meaning to cause something or someone to do an action. Therefore, "yüzdürdüm" translates to "I made [someone/something] swim" or "I let [someone/something] swim."

This verb can be used in various contexts. For instance, one might say "Çocuğumu denizde yüzdürdüm" (I made my child swim in the sea), implying they supervised or taught the child to swim. Alternatively, "Kayığı suya yüzdürdüm" (I let the boat float on the water) suggests releasing something to move on its own in a liquid. The exact meaning is often clarified by the context of the sentence. It implies an active role by the subject in initiating or allowing the swimming action of another entity. The past tense "-düm" suffix clearly indicates that the action was completed by the speaker in the past.