From Proto-Turkic *ōyun ( “ game ” ) + *-a .
*ōyna-
( intransitive ) to play
( transitive ) to play an instrument
( transitive , intransitive ) to play with
Conjugation of *ōyna- (Common Turkic)
Note: Actual conjugations can be more complex than tables below. Compound forms with the auxiliary *er- not shown.
Positive
infinitive
*ōynamak
participle
present
*ōynagan , ōynagma , ōynar
past
*ōynaduk , ōynamïš
future
*ōynadačï , ōynamakčï , ōynasïk , ōynayačak
verbal noun
*ōynama , ōynag , ōynagu
way of doing
*ōynaš
singular
plural
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
*ben
*sen
*ol
*biz
*siz
*olar
indicative
aorist
*ōynar ben
*ōynar sen
*ōynar
*ōynar biz
*ōynar siz
*ōynar
past
simple
*ōynadïm
*ōynadïŋ
*ōynadï
*ōynadïk , ōynadïmïz
*ōynadïŋïz
*ōynadï
inferential
*ōynamïš ben
*ōynamïš sen
*ōynamïš
*ōynamïš biz
*ōynamïš siz
*ōynamïš
future
simple
*ōynadačï ben , ōynamakčï ben , ōynayačak ben
*ōynadačï sen , ōynamakčï sen , ōynayačak sen
*ōynadačï , ōynamakčï , ōynayačak
*ōynadačï biz , ōynamakčï biz , ōynayačak biz
*ōynadačï siz , ōynamakčï siz , ōynayačak siz
*ōynadačï , ōynamakčï , ōynayačak
predictive
*ōynagay ben
*ōynagay sen
*ōynagay
*ōynagay biz
*ōynagay siz
*ōynagay
necessitive
*ōynasïkïm
*ōynasïkïŋ
*ōynasïk
*ōynasïkïmïz
*ōynasïkïŋïz
*ōynasïk
conditional
*ōynasam , ōynasar ben
*ōynasaŋ , ōynasar sen
*ōynasa , ōynasar
*ōynasak , ōynasamïz , ōynasar biz
*ōynasaŋïz , ōynasar siz
*ōynasalar , ōynasar
optative
*ōynagay ben
*ōynagay sen
*ōynagay
*ōynagay biz
*ōynagay siz
*ōynagay
progressive
*ōynamakda ben
*ōynamakda sen
*ōynamakda
*ōynamakda biz
*ōynamakda siz
*ōynamakda
necessitative
*ōynamalïg ben
*ōynamalïg sen
*ōynamalïg
*ōynamalïg biz
*ōynamalïg siz
*ōynamalïg
imperative
*ōynayayïn
*ōyna , ōynagïl
*ōynazun
*ōynayalïm
*ōynayïŋ
*ōynazun
Negative
infinitive
*ōynamamak
participle
present
*ōynamagan , ōynamagma , ōynamaz
past
*ōynamaduk , ōynamamïš
future
*ōynamačï , ōynamasïk , ōynamayačak
verbal noun
*ōynamama , ōynamag , ōynamagu
way of doing
*ōynamaš
singular
plural
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
*ben
*sen
*ol
*biz
*siz
*olar
indicative
aorist
*ōynamaz ben
*ōynamaz sen
*ōynamaz
*ōynamaz biz
*ōynamaz siz
*ōynamaz
past
simple
*ōynamadïm
*ōynamadïŋ
*ōynamadï
*ōynamadïk , ōynamadïmïz
*ōynamadïŋïz
*ōynamadï
inferential
*ōynamamïš ben
*ōynamamïš sen
*ōynamamïš
*ōynamamïš biz
*ōynamamïš siz
*ōynamamïš
future
simple
*ōynamačï ben , ōynamayačak ben
*ōynamačï sen , ōynamayačak sen
*ōynamačï , ōynamayačak
*ōynamačï biz , ōynamayačak biz
*ōynamačï siz , ōynamayačak siz
*ōynamačï , ōynamayačak
predictive
*ōynamagay ben
*ōynamagay sen
*ōynamagay
*ōynamagay biz
*ōynamagay siz
*ōynamagay
necessitive
*ōynamasïkïm
*ōynamasïkïŋ
*ōynamasïk
*ōynamasïkïmïz
*ōynamasïkïŋïz
*ōynamasïk
conditional
*ōynamasam , ōynamasar ben
*ōynamasaŋ , ōynamasar sen
*ōynamasa , ōynamasar
*ōynamasak , ōynamasamïz , ōynamasar biz
*ōynamasaŋïz , ōynamasar siz
*ōynamasalar , ōynamasar
optative
*ōynamagay ben
*ōynamagay sen
*ōynamagay
*ōynamagay biz
*ōynamagay siz
*ōynamagay
progressive
*ōynamamakda ben
*ōynamamakda sen
*ōynamamakda
*ōynamamakda biz
*ōynamamakda siz
*ōynamamakda
necessitative
*ōynamamalïg ben
*ōynamamalïg sen
*ōynamamalïg
*ōynamamalïg biz
*ōynamamalïg siz
*ōynamamalïg
imperative
*ōynamayayïn
*ōynama , ōynamagïl
*ōynamazun
*ōynamayalïm
*ōynamayïŋ
*ōynamazun
Arghu:
Oghuz:
Karluk:
Kipchak:
North Kipchak:
West Kipchak:
South Kipchak:
Karakalpak: [script needed] ( oyna- )
Kazakh: ойнау ( oinau )
East Kipchak:
Siberian:
Old Turkic:
Old Uyghur: wynʾ- ( oyna- )
North Siberian:
South Siberian:
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