galdyrmak1vto raiseeliňi galdyrmakto raise your hand
galdyrmak2ga:ldyrmakv1to leaveçagalary öýde galdyrmakto leave the children at homeMen kitaby öýde galdyrdym.I left the book at home.açary öýde galdyrmakto leave the key at home2to forget, leave by mistakeMen sagadymy galdyrdym.I've forgotten my watch.3to put offişi ertire galdyrmakto put off one's work till tomorrowhaýran galdyrmakph. v.v causto surprise, amazetäsir galdyrmakph. v.v causto impress
galdyrylmakv1to be lifted, be taken up2to be increasedÇöregiň bahasy galdyryldy.The cost of bread was increased.
galgatmakga:lgatmakv caus1to blow, to flutterÝel baýdaklary galgatýardy.The banners were fluttering in the wind.Ýel çadyry galgadýar.The tent is being blown by the wind.2to waveeliňi galgatmakto wave one's hand
galmagaln1noise, sound (of)Olaryň galmagaly eşidilýärdi.They were heard making a noise.galmagal turuzmakto make a noise2rowgalmagal etmekmake a row, kick up a row
galmak1galmakv1to stand, get up, sit upOl ýerinden galdy.He stood up.aýak üstüne galmak to recover 2to rise, increase, go upBahalar birden galdy.Prices suddenly increased.Gün ýokary galdy.The sun has risen.Ýer asty suw ýokary galdy.Underground streams have burst through.
galmak2ga:lmakv1remain, stay; livegalanlarthose who remained i.e. the rest, the otherson bire on bäş minut galandaat quarter to elevenMen bu şäherde mydamalyk galýaryn.I am living in this city for ever.2cannotol dilden galdy[he's so sick] he can't speak
galoşga'loşngaloshes, overshoes, rubbersThese are like Wellington boots only without the leg part.
galyň2nbride-price, dowryOl gyzy üçin galyň aldy.He got the bride-price together to pay for his fiancée.money and other gifts paid by the groom's family to the bride's family and to the bride in order to marry her