Duyulacak

Duyulacak is a Turkish verb form meaning “will be heard.” It is the future passive form derived from the verb duyulmak (to be heard) and the passive voice stem duyul-. The form is created by attaching the future suffix -acak (or -ecek after back-vowel harmony) to the passive stem, yielding duyulacak. As a finite form, it can appear in sentences with an understood subject or in clauses that describe something that is expected to be heard in the future. It can also function as a participial adjective in noun phrases, where it modifies a noun to denote something that will be heard.

Etymology and morphology: The base meaning comes from duy- (to hear) combined with the passive morpheme -ul- to form duyulmak (to be heard). The future tense suffix -acak/-ecek attaches to the passive stem, producing duyulacak, which translates to “will be heard.” Turkish uses this construction to express events, information, or statements that are anticipated to become known later.

Usage notes: Duyulacak is common in both formal and informal contexts, especially in reporting, predictions, or descriptions of forthcoming information. It often appears with a clear subject that will experience or receive the act of being heard, though the agent responsible for the hearing is usually omitted.

Examples:

- Bu haberler çok yakında duyulacak. (These news items will be heard very soon.)

- Yeni ifadeler duyulacak mı? (Will the new statements be heard?)

Related forms include duyulmak (to be heard), duyulması (the being heard), and the active counterpart duymak (to hear).