Verb Atlas · bitmek (to end / to be finished)

Bitmek in Turkish: conjugate and practice "to end / to be finished"

Conjugate bitmek in Turkish across present continuous, simple past, future, aorist, and reported past forms - including negatives and questions. After each table, you can practice the forms interactively.

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Examples in sentences

Ben işim bitince ararım.

I’ll call when my work is finished.

Şimdi ders bitiyor.

The class is ending now.

Onlar erken biterler.

They end early.

Usage note

‘bitmek’ is an intransitive ‘to end / to be finished’. For ‘to finish (something)’, Turkish often uses ‘bitirmek’.

Common phrases

  • işin bitmesiwork finishing
  • dersin bitmesiclass ending
  • bitiyorit’s ending
  • bittiit’s finished

Şimdiki zaman

bitmek Present Continuous conjugation

Use it for what is happening right now or around now.

Practice bitmek in present continuous

Example sentence

Ben şu anda bitiyorum.

I am ending right now.

PersonAffirmativeNegativeQuestion
Benbitiyorumbitmiyorumbitiyor muyum?
Senbitiyorsunbitmiyorsunbitiyor musun?
Obitiyorbitmiyorbitiyor mu?
Bizbitiyoruzbitmiyoruzbitiyor muyuz?
Sizbitiyorsunuzbitmiyorsunuzbitiyor musunuz?
Onlarbitiyorlarbitmiyorlarbitiyorlar mı?

Görülen geçmiş zaman

bitmek Simple Past conjugation

Use it for completed events the speaker presents as directly known.

Practice bitmek in simple past

Example sentence

Ben dün bittim.

I ended yesterday.

PersonAffirmativeNegativeQuestion
Benbittimbitmedimbittim mi?
Senbittinbitmedinbittin mi?
Obittibitmedibitti mi?
Bizbittikbitmedikbittik mi?
Sizbittinizbitmedinizbittiniz mi?
Onlarbittilerbitmedilerbittiler mi?

Gelecek zaman

bitmek Future conjugation

Use it for future plans, predictions, and intended actions.

Practice bitmek in future tense

Example sentence

Ben yarın biteceğim.

I will end tomorrow.

PersonAffirmativeNegativeQuestion
Benbiteceğimbitmeyeceğimbitecek miyim?
Senbiteceksinbitmeyeceksinbitecek misin?
Obitecekbitmeyecekbitecek mi?
Bizbiteceğizbitmeyeceğizbitecek miyiz?
Sizbiteceksinizbitmeyeceksinizbitecek misiniz?
Onlarbiteceklerbitmeyeceklerbitecekler mi?

Geniş zaman

bitmek Aorist conjugation

Use it for habits, general truths, abilities, and typical behavior.

Practice bitmek in aorist

Example sentence

Ben genelde biterim.

I usually end.

PersonAffirmativeNegativeQuestion
Benbiterimbitmembiter miyim?
Senbitersinbitmezsinbiter misin?
Obiterbitmezbiter mi?
Bizbiterizbitmeyizbiter miyiz?
Sizbitersinizbitmezsinizbiter misiniz?
Onlarbiterlerbitmezlerbiterler mi?

Duyulan geçmiş zaman

bitmek Reported Past conjugation

Use it for past events known through report, inference, or later discovery.

Practice bitmek in reported past

Example sentence

Ben galiba bitmişim.

Apparently, I ended.

PersonAffirmativeNegativeQuestion
Benbitmişimbitmemişimbitmiş miyim?
Senbitmişsinbitmemişsinbitmiş misin?
Obitmişbitmemişbitmiş mi?
Bizbitmişizbitmemişizbitmiş miyiz?
Sizbitmişsinizbitmemişsinizbitmiş misiniz?
Onlarbitmişlerbitmemişlerbitmişler mi?

Other finite forms

These forms still behave like verb forms in clauses: commands, condition, necessity, wish, ability, and inability.

Informal

bit

Bit.

Say bit when speaking directly to one person.

Direct command form.

Polite / plural

bitin

Bitin.

Say bitin when being polite or speaking to more than one person.

Direct command form.

Negative

bitme

Bitme.

bitme means "do not end."

Direct command form.

Conditional

bitersem

Bitersem, haber veririm.

If I end, I will let you know.

Finite if-form; changes by person.

Necessitative

bitmeliyim

Bitmeliyim.

I should end.

Obligation or strong advice.

Optative

biteyim

Biteyim.

Let me end.

Wish, suggestion, or let-me form.

Ability

bitebilirim

Bitebilirim.

I can end.

Can do the action.

Inability

bitemem

Bitemem.

I cannot end.

Cannot do the action.

Derived verb forms

Derived forms extend the base action, for example through negation, ability, or inability.

Negative infinitive

bitmemek

Bugün bitmemek daha iyi.

It is better not to end today.

Negates the action as an infinitive.

Ability infinitive

bitebilmek

Bitebilmek istiyorum.

I want to be able to end.

Ability form as a dictionary/infinitive form.

Inability infinitive

bitememek

Bitememek zor.

Being unable to end is hard.

Inability form as an infinitive.

Non-finite forms

These forms act more like nouns, adjectives, or modifiers than full tense forms.

Infinitive

bitmek

Bitmek istiyorum.

I want to end.

Dictionary form of the verb.

Verbal noun

bitme

Bitme kolay değil.

ending is not easy.

Noun-like action form.

Agent participle

biten

Biten kişi bekledi.

The person who ends waited.

Adjective-like form: the person who does the action.

Future participle

bitecek

Bitecek zamanım var.

I have time to end.

Adjective/noun-like future form.

Past participle

bitmiş

Bitmiş gibi görünüyor.

It looks as if someone has ended.

Adjective-like completed form.

FAQ

What does bitmek mean in Turkish?

bitmek means "to end / to be finished". ‘bitmek’ is an intransitive ‘to end / to be finished’. For ‘to finish (something)’, Turkish often uses ‘bitirmek’.

How do you say "I am ending" with bitmek in Turkish?

"I am ending" with bitmek is usually bitiyorum.

What is the past tense of bitmek?

The first-person simple past form is bittim. The table also shows negative forms and questions.

What bitmek forms should I learn first?

Start with the first-person forms: bitiyorum, bittim, biteceğim, biterim, bitmişim. Then practice affirmative, negative, and question forms for all persons. Practice bitmek

How do you say "end!" in Turkish?

The direct command is bit. The polite or plural command is bitin.

Where can I practice bitmek conjugations?

Open bitmek practice to actively build the forms and get instant feedback. Practice bitmek

Don't just read the table. Practice forming bitiyorum, bittim, biteceğim, biterim, bitmişim in short drills.

Practice bitmek forms