érmek

örmek is a Turkish verb meaning to weave, braid, or interlace threads to create fabric or decorative cords. The action is typically performed on a loom or by hand, using materials such as iplik (thread) or kumaş (fabric). The term covers textile crafts from weaving cloth to braiding cords, and it is closely related to the noun örme (the act or result of weaving) and to örgü, the broader craft category that includes weaving and knitting.

In everyday usage, örmek describes practical textile work as well as artistic or decorative activities. It can also appear in metaphorical expressions, where weave is used to describe arranging or composing something non-textile, such as a plan or a story, for example to weave a plan or to weave a narrative.

Etymology and classification: örmek is a native Turkish verb and part of the general system of Turkish verbs. It shares a semantic field with other words for craft and textiles, and its meaning can vary somewhat by regional practice and tradition.

See also: örgü, örme, weaving, textile crafts. Examples include sentences like “Kadınlar ipliklerle kumaş örüyorlar” (The women are weaving fabric with thread) and “Bir plan örüyorlar” (They are weaving a plan).