Verb Atlas · dinmek (to subside / to stop)

Dinmek in Turkish: conjugate and practice "to subside / to stop"

Conjugate dinmek 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

Yağmur akşama diner.

The rain subsides by evening.

Rüzgar yavaş yavaş diniyor.

The wind is gradually dying down.

Usage note

dinmek is used when rain, wind, pain, noise, or an emotion subsides or stops.

Common phrases

  • yağmurun dinmesirain stopping
  • acının dinmesipain subsiding
  • rüzgar dinmekfor wind to die down

Şimdiki zaman

dinmek Present Continuous conjugation

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

Practice dinmek in present continuous →

Example sentence

Rüzgar yavaş yavaş diniyor.

The wind is gradually dying down.

Ben
Affirmativediniyorum
Negativedinmiyorum
Questiondiniyor muyum?
Sen
Affirmativediniyorsun
Negativedinmiyorsun
Questiondiniyor musun?
O
Affirmativediniyor
Negativedinmiyor
Questiondiniyor mu?
Biz
Affirmativediniyoruz
Negativedinmiyoruz
Questiondiniyor muyuz?
Siz
Affirmativediniyorsunuz
Negativedinmiyorsunuz
Questiondiniyor musunuz?
Onlar
Affirmativediniyorlar
Negativedinmiyorlar
Questiondiniyorlar mı?

Görülen geçmiş zaman

dinmek Simple Past conjugation

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

Practice dinmek in simple past →

Example sentence

Yağmur akşam dindi.

The rain stopped in the evening.

Ben
Affirmativedindim
Negativedinmedim
Questiondindim mi?
Sen
Affirmativedindin
Negativedinmedin
Questiondindin mi?
O
Affirmativedindi
Negativedinmedi
Questiondindi mi?
Biz
Affirmativedindik
Negativedinmedik
Questiondindik mi?
Siz
Affirmativedindiniz
Negativedinmediniz
Questiondindiniz mi?
Onlar
Affirmativedindiler
Negativedinmediler
Questiondindiler mi?

Gelecek zaman

dinmek Future conjugation

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

Practice dinmek in future tense →

Example sentence

Ağrı birazdan dinecek.

The pain will subside soon.

Ben
Affirmativedineceğim
Negativedinmeyeceğim
Questiondinecek miyim?
Sen
Affirmativedineceksin
Negativedinmeyeceksin
Questiondinecek misin?
O
Affirmativedinecek
Negativedinmeyecek
Questiondinecek mi?
Biz
Affirmativedineceğiz
Negativedinmeyeceğiz
Questiondinecek miyiz?
Siz
Affirmativedineceksiniz
Negativedinmeyeceksiniz
Questiondinecek misiniz?
Onlar
Affirmativedinecekler
Negativedinmeyecekler
Questiondinecekler mi?

Geniş zaman

dinmek Aorist conjugation

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

Practice dinmek in aorist →

Example sentence

Yağmur genelde akşama diner.

The rain usually stops by evening.

Ben
Affirmativedinerim
Negativedinmem
Questiondiner miyim?
Sen
Affirmativedinersin
Negativedinmezsin
Questiondiner misin?
O
Affirmativediner
Negativedinmez
Questiondiner mi?
Biz
Affirmativedineriz
Negativedinmeyiz
Questiondiner miyiz?
Siz
Affirmativedinersiniz
Negativedinmezsiniz
Questiondiner misiniz?
Onlar
Affirmativedinerler
Negativedinmezler
Questiondinerler mi?

Duyulan geçmiş zaman

dinmek Reported Past conjugation

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

Practice dinmek in reported past →

Example sentence

Rüzgar galiba gece dinmiş.

Apparently, the wind died down at night.

Ben
Affirmativedinmişim
Negativedinmemişim
Questiondinmiş miyim?
Sen
Affirmativedinmişsin
Negativedinmemişsin
Questiondinmiş misin?
O
Affirmativedinmiş
Negativedinmemiş
Questiondinmiş mi?
Biz
Affirmativedinmişiz
Negativedinmemişiz
Questiondinmiş miyiz?
Siz
Affirmativedinmişsiniz
Negativedinmemişsiniz
Questiondinmiş misiniz?
Onlar
Affirmativedinmişler
Negativedinmemişler
Questiondinmişler mi?

Other finite forms

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

Informal

din

Din.

Say din when speaking directly to one person.

Direct command form.

Polite / plural

dinin

Dinin.

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

Direct command form.

Negative

dinme

Dinme.

dinme means "do not subside."

Direct command form.

Conditional

dinersem

Dinersem, haber veririm.

If I subside, I will let you know.

Finite if-form; changes by person.

Necessitative

dinmeliyim

Dinmeliyim.

I should subside.

Obligation or strong advice.

Optative

dineyim

Dineyim.

Let me subside.

Wish, suggestion, or let-me form.

Ability

dinebilirim

Dinebilirim.

I can subside.

Can do the action.

Inability

dinemem

Dinemem.

I cannot subside.

Cannot do the action.

Derived verb forms

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

Negative infinitive

dinmemek

Bugün dinmemek daha iyi.

It is better not to subside today.

Negates the action as an infinitive.

Ability infinitive

dinebilmek

Dinebilmek istiyorum.

I want to be able to subside.

Ability form as a dictionary/infinitive form.

Inability infinitive

dinememek

Dinememek zor.

Being unable to subside is hard.

Inability form as an infinitive.

Non-finite forms

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

Infinitive

dinmek

Dinmek istiyorum.

I want to subside.

Dictionary form of the verb.

Verbal noun

dinme

Dinme kolay değil.

subsiding is not easy.

Noun-like action form.

Agent participle

dinen

Dinen kişi bekledi.

The person who subsides waited.

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

Future participle

dinecek

Dinecek zamanım var.

I have time to subside.

Adjective/noun-like future form.

Past participle

dinmiş

Dinmiş gibi görünüyor.

It looks as if someone has subsideed.

Adjective-like completed form.

FAQ

What does dinmek mean in Turkish?

dinmek means "to subside / to stop". dinmek is used when rain, wind, pain, noise, or an emotion subsides or stops.

How do you say "I am subsiding" with dinmek in Turkish?

"I am subsiding" with dinmek is usually diniyorum.

What is the past tense of dinmek?

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

What dinmek forms should I learn first?

Start with the first-person forms: diniyorum, dindim, dineceğim, dinerim, dinmişim. Then practice affirmative, negative, and question forms for all persons. Practice dinmek

How do you say "subside!" in Turkish?

The direct command is din. The polite or plural command is dinin.

Where can I practice dinmek conjugations?

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

Don't just read the table. Practice forming diniyorum, dindim, dineceğim, dinerim, dinmişim in short drills.

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