yürüttü

Yürüttü is a Turkish verb form, specifically the third-person singular past tense of yürütmek, meaning to carry out, implement, or execute something. It is used to indicate that a subject completed an action in the past, often in formal or journalistic contexts. For example: "Belediye, yeni planı yürüttü" (The municipality carried out the new plan) and "Komisyon, incelemeyi yürüttü" (The commission conducted the inquiry).

Etymology and form: The infinitive of the verb is yürütmek. The past tense form for third-person singular is yürüttü, produced from the stem yürüt- with the suffix -tü and the consonant doubling that occurs after a consonant. The form is written with the Turkish letters ü and contains a double t, reflecting Turkish phonology.

Usage notes: Yürüttü implies a completed action and is common in formal reporting, administrative prose, and narrative describing past events. It does not by itself convey success or effectiveness; such nuance depends on context or accompanying wording.

Related forms and distinctions: Other tenses built from the same root include yürütüyor (is carrying out) and yürüttüm (I carried out). Yürüttü is not a noun; it is a finite verb form derived from yürütmek. It should be distinguished from yürümek, which means to walk.