From Ottoman Turkish طاقمق (<span class="searchmatch">takmak</span>), داقمق (dakmak, “to put, affix, attach, append”), from Proto-Turkic *tak- (“to bind to, add to”). From 17th century...
Cognate with Turkish <span class="searchmatch">takmak</span> and Azerbaijani taxmaq. IPA(key): /tæqˈmɒq/ taqmoq to attach...
anaryalar) (dialectal, Adana and Gaziantep) reversing gear Synonym: geri vites anaryaya almak anaryaya <span class="searchmatch">takmak</span> anarya back (chiefly for machines) anarya gitmek...
Uzbek taqmoq. طاقمق • (<span class="searchmatch">takmak</span>) (transitive) to attach, affix, append, tack so that the thing is suspended آد طاقمق (ad <span class="searchmatch">takmak</span>, “to name, to title”) طاقدرمق...
(definite accusative vitesi, plural vitesler) gear, shift vites büyütmek vites değiştirmek vites dişlisi vites kolu vites kutusu vites küçültmek vitese <span class="searchmatch">takmak</span>...
(takılmak). takılmak (third-person singular simple present takılır) passive of <span class="searchmatch">takmak</span>; to be attached (intransitive) stumble [with dative] Yürürken Ahmet'in ayağı...
(takma). takma (definite accusative takmayı, plural takmalar) verbal noun of <span class="searchmatch">takmak</span> takma attached false, fake, bolt-on Kélékian, Diran (1911) “طاقمه”, in Dictionnaire...
(takán) (cf. atakanar), with possible influence from Turkish takınmak (cf. <span class="searchmatch">takmak</span>). atakanear to arrange atakanar ^ Jakob Jud, Arnald Steiger (1958) Vox romanica...
Linguistics, volume 4, Leiden: Brill, →ISBN, page 592 طاقیم (takım) طاقمق (<span class="searchmatch">takmak</span>, “to attach”) + ـم (-ım). طاقم • (takım) group, crew, set, arranged set...
From Proto-Turkic *tak- (“to bind to, add to”). Cognate with Turkish <span class="searchmatch">takmak</span>, etc. IPA(key): [tɑχˈmɑχ] Hyphenation: tax‧maq taxmaq (transitive) to attach...