SURNAMEEntry 839
Bastık
“fruit leather”1
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How do you pronounce Bastık?
The stress usually falls on syllable 2 (marked). In everyday Turkish, stress in surnames varies by speaker and region.
What does the surname Bastık mean?
Bastık means pestil, fruit leather made by drying a fruit purée in thin sheets. In the dialect of Kemah a sweet of mulberries and apricots is also called bastık. The word appears to derive from the verb basmak ‘to press’, as the purée is pressed out to dry.1
Grammar bas- + -tık.
That Bastık goes back to bastık is probable rather than proven: the dictionary entry cited supports it.
Bastık is also an ordinary word in everyday Turkish.
How was the name Bastık formed?
Bastık was formed by adding the suffix -tık (“-tık: participle / noun-forming suffix”) to bas- (“basmak: to press”).
Which surnames are related to Bastık?
| # | Surname | Relation | Rank | People |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Baskın | same root | – | – |
Who are some well-known people named Bastık?
- Zeynep Bastık actor 1993–
People surnamed Bastık as recorded in Wikidata, ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions.
How is Bastık written and pronounced abroad?
In foreign records the name often appears as Bastik.
Which surnames have a meaning similar to Bastık?
Gazoz, Yemişçi and Ayrancı share gloss keywords with Bastık within the same primary category.
Which guides add context to Bastık?
Read the root, formation and register information for Bastık alongside these guides: How Turkish Surnames Are Formed: Roots and Suffixes and How to Pronounce and Spell Turkish Surnames.
Where do these facts come from?
- 1 Wikimedia Vikisözlük: bastık
- 2 Wikimedia Foundation Wikidata: people with this family name
- 3 T.C. Resmî Gazete / Mevzuat Bilgi Sistemi (mevzuat.gov.tr) Soyadı Kanunu (Kanun No. 2525)
Common questions about Bastık
- Q1
What does the surname Bastık mean?
- Bastık means pestil, fruit leather made by drying a fruit purée in thin sheets. In the dialect of Kemah a sweet of mulberries and apricots is also called bastık. The word appears to derive from the verb basmak ‘to press’, as the purée is pressed out to dry.
- Q2
What is the origin of the surname Bastık?
- The root word of Bastık is bastık (Turkic): “fruit leather; a dried mulberry and apricot sweet (Kemah dialect)”.
- Q3
How do you pronounce Bastık?
- Bas·tık, 2 syllables; IPA: /basˈtɯk/.