dengeledi

Dengeledi is a Turkish verb form that functions as the simple past tense, third-person singular of the verb dengelemek, meaning to balance or to stabilize. It is used when describing an action in which balance or equilibrium was achieved by a subject in the narrative or discourse.

Etymology and grammar can be traced to the root denge, meaning balance. The infinitive dengelemek combines this root with the agentive suffix -mek, and the past tense ending -di marks the simple past. In Turkish, the subject is often implicit; dengeledi ordinarily translates as “he balanced,” “she balanced,” or “it balanced,” depending on the context.

Usage and examples. Dengeledi appears in contexts ranging from physical balancing to balancing abstract factors such as budgets, schedules, or policies. Example usage includes: “Gemi, yükünü dengeledi” (The ship balanced its cargo), and “Hükümet, bütçe açığını dengeledi” (The government balanced the budget deficit). The form is common in narrative past tense constructions and technical descriptions where a state of balance has been achieved.

See also. Dengelemek, the infinitive meaning to balance or to stabilize; related topics include balance in physics, financial balance, and policy stabilization. Turkish verb conjugation patterns illustrate how dengelemek yields dengeledi in the past tense, with other forms used to express present and future actions.