Where does “unlamak” come from?

unlamak (Turkish) comes from Turkish -mak, from Old Anatolian Turkish -mäk/-mak, from Turkish -mek, from Ottoman Turkish ـمك — to, infinitive-forming suffix.

unlamak (Turkish): to flour, to cover with, sprinkle, or apply flour to something

Definitions

  1. to flour, to cover with, sprinkle, or apply flour to something

Ancestry of “unlamak”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Turkish-makInfinitive ending of verbs having a low or back...
2Old Anatolian Turkish-mäk/-mak—
3Turkish-mekInfinitive ending of verbs having a front or high...
4Ottoman Turkishـمكto, infinitive-forming suffix
Every word from Ottoman Turkish ـمك →Every word from Turkish -mek →Every word from Turkish -mak →