düürülm
Düürülm is a term found in a limited set of linguistic works describing a particular verbal form within Turkic-language grammars. The word is not widely documented, and there is no widely accepted, single definition. In the sources that discuss it, düürülm is described as a passive or stative verbal form that is derived from a root such as düür-, with an affixal pattern that signals the resulting state.
Etymology and form. Most accounts tentatively connect düürülm to a Turkic root meaning “to drive, push,” and
Semantics and usage. The primary proposed meaning of düürülm is “the state of being driven away” or
Distribution and scholarly status. Düürülm is mainly of interest to linguistic typology and historical Turkic studies.
See also: Passive voice, Exile, Banishment, Turkic languages, Grammaticalization.