daramak

Turkmen[edit]

From Proto-Turkic *dara- (“to comb”), possibly also related to Proto-Turkic *dar- (“to scatter, spread”).^[1]

daramak

Conjugation of daramak

			singular			plural
infinitive			daramak
gerund			daraýyş
participle	present		daraýān
	past		daran
	future		darajak
			1^st person	2^nd person	3^rd person	1^st person	2^nd person	3^rd person
			men	sen	ol	biz	siz	olar
indicative	present		daraýāryn	daraýārsyn	daraýār	daraýārys	daraýārsyňyz	daraýārlar, daraýār
	past	proximal	daradym	daradyň	darady	daradyk	daradyňyz	daradylar
		distal	darapdym	darapdyň	darapdy	darapdyk	darapdyňyz	darapdylar
		unwitnessed	darapdyryn	darapsyň	darapdyr	darapdyrys	darapsyňyz	darapdyrlar
	future	indefinite	dararyn	dararsyň	darar	dararys	dararsyňyz	dararlar
	future	definite	darajak
	future-in-the-past	indefinite	darardym	darardyň	darardy	darardyk	darardyňyz	darardylar
	future-in-the-past	definite	darajakdym	darajakdyň	darajakdy	darajakdyk	darajakdyňyz	darajakdylar
conditional	simple		darasam	darasaň	darasa	darasak	darasaňyz	darasalar
	present		present participle + conditional of bolmak
	past		past participle + conditional of bolmak
	future		future participle + conditional of bolmak
imperative			darāýyn	dara	darasyn	darālyň	darāň	darasynlar
obligatory	present		daramaly
obligatory	past		daramalydym	daramalydyň	daramalydy	daramalydyk	daramalydyňyz	daramalydylar
intentional	present		daramakçy
intentional	past		daramakçydym	daramakçydyň	daramakçydy	daramakçydyk	daramakçydyňyz	daramakçydylar

^ Starostin, Sergei, Dybo, Anna, Mudrak, Oleg (2003) Etymological dictionary of the Altaic languages (Handbuch der Orientalistik; VIII.8), Leiden, New York, Köln: E.J. Brill: “*dar-”