verdiniz

Verdiniz is a Turkish verb form derived from the verb vermek, meaning “to give.” It is the second-person plural (siz) past definite tense form, and translates to “you gave” in English when addressing more than one person or when using a formal address. In Turkish, verbs are conjugated for person, number, and tense, and verdiniz reflects a completed action attributed to the subject you (plural or polite).

In linguistic terms, verdiniz illustrates Turkish agglutinative morphology: the stem ver- combines with the past tense marker -di and the second-person plural/ formal suffix -niz to yield the single word meaning “you gave.” The form is used in both spoken and written Turkish to indicate a specific, completed act performed by the addressed group.

Outside of grammar, verdiniz may appear in contexts where the word is used as a proper noun, such as a surname or place name in Turkish-speaking areas. However, there is no widely recognized or standalone topic named Verdiniz in standard reference works. When encountered as a non-grammatical usage, its meaning is determined by context rather than by a fixed definition.

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