بودامق

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *būta- (“to cut branches”); cognate with Azerbaijani budamaq, Kazakh бұтау (būtau), Kyrgyz бутоо (butoo), Southern Altai будаар (budaar), Turkmen pūdamak and Uzbek putamoq.

Verb

بودامق • (budamak) (third-person singular aorist بودار (budar))

  1. (transitive) to lop, prune, pollard, to trim or remove excess material from a tree or shrub to make it more healthy or productive

Derived terms

  • آصمه‌لر بودامق (asmalar budamak, “to talk about futile things”, literally “to prune vineyards”)
  • بوداتمق (budatmak, “to make or let be pruned”)
  • بودانتی (budantı, “loppings, prunings”)
  • بودانش (budanış, “a mode or degree of being pruned”)
  • بودانلمق (budanılmak, “to be pruned or lopped”)
  • بودانمق (budanmak, “to be pruned or lopped”)
  • بودایجی (budayıcı, “pruner, lopper”)

Descendants

  • Turkish: budamak
  • → Armenian: պուտամիշ (putamiš)

Further reading

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