No. 886 in Azerbaijani

olduq

"Olduq" means "we became" or "we were" in English.

In a sentence

Biz dünən parkda olduq.
We were at the park yesterday.
In this sentence, 'olduq' is used as the past tense of the verb 'to be', meaning 'we were'.
Çox maraqlı bir hadisənin şahidi olduq.
We witnessed a very interesting event.
Here, 'olduq' conveys the idea of experiencing or witnessing an event.
Nəhayət, sülhə nail olduq.
Finally, we achieved peace.
In this context, 'olduq' represents the attainment or realization of a state, implying that we 'became in peace'.

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