حركت

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

Borrowed from Arabic حَرَكَة (ḥaraka, “movement, motion”).

Noun

حركت • (hareket) (definite accusative حركتی (hareketi), plural حركات (harekât))

  1. movement, motion, a state of physical progression from one place to another or between points in space
    Synonym: سیر (seyr)
  2. action, act, deed, doing, something that is done intentionally, often so as to accomplish a purpose
    Synonym: فعل (fiʼil)
  3. conduct, behavior, demeanor, the way a living creature, especially a human, behaves or acts generally
    Synonym: طاورانیش (davranış)

Derived terms

  • حركت آلتمشلی (hareket-i altmışlı, “name of senior division of university professors”)
  • حركت اختلاف (hareket-i ihtilâf, “motion of an epicycle”)
  • حركت ارض (hareket-i arz, “earthquake”)
  • حركت ایتمك (hareket etmek, “to move; to act, behave”)
  • حركت داخل (hareket-i dâhil, “name of senior division of university professors”)
  • حركت دورانیه (hareket-i devrâniye, “rotation”)
  • حركت قسریه (hareket-i kasriye, “motion caused by external force”)
  • حركتسز (hareketsiz, “motionless”)
  • حركتلندرمك (hareketlendirmek, “to make or let move”)
  • حركتلنمك (hareketlenmek, “to get into motion”)
  • حركتلو (hareketli, “moving”)
  • حركته كلمك (harekete gelmek, “to get into motion”)
  • طور و حركت (tavr ü hareket, “behavior”)

Descendants

  • Turkish: hareket
  • → Zazaki: hereket

Further reading

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