atmak

From Ottoman Turkish آتمق‎ (atmak, “to cast, throw, eject, shoot, fire”),[1] from Proto-Turkic *at-, *ạt- (“to throw, shoot”).[2]

Cognate with Old Turkic [script needed] (at-), Azerbaijani atmaq (“to shoot, throw”), Chuvash ывӑтма (yvătma, “to throw”), Kazakh ату (atw, “to shoot”), Kyrgyz атуу (atuu, “to shoot, fire”), Turkmen atmak (“to throw”), Tuvan адар (adar, “to shoot”), Uyghur ئاتماق‎ (atmaq, “to throw, shoot”), Uzbek otmoq (“to shoot, eject”), Yakut ыт (ıt, “to shoot, fire”).

atmak (third-person singular simple present atar)

1. (transitive) to throw, cast, fire

   Bana bir kartopu attılar. ― They threw a snowball at me.

2. (transitive) to throw away, discard
3. (transitive) abandon, give up
4. (transitive) to reject, expel
5. (transitive) to impute, throw (the blame) on
6. (intransitive) to lie, make up stories
7. (intransitive) to pulsate, beat

   Kazadan sonra kalbi Allah'tan atıyordu. ― Thanks to God, [his/her/its] heart was beating after the crash.

• bırakmak

From Ottoman Turkish آتمق‎ (atmak, “to step”), from Proto-Turkic *āt- (“to step, walk”).[3]

Cognate with Turkmen ätmek (“to step”).

atmak (third-person singular simple present atar)

1. (used with adım) to step

   İçeri adım attı. ― He/she stepped inside.

2. (used with imza, tarih) to write (one's signature, the date)

   Kağıda imza attı. ― He/she signed the paper.

• adım
• (?) atılmak (“to begin, go into”)
• atlamak