Edildi

Edildi is a Turkish verb form meaning "was done" or "has been done." It is the simple past tense of the passive voice built from the verb edilmek, which is the passive counterpart of etmek (to do/make). The form indicates that an action was performed on the subject by an agent, often unspecified.

Morphology and formation: Turkish uses the derivational suffix -il- (or -l-, depending on phonology) to create passive stems. From edil-, the past tense suffix -di (with harmony variants -dı, -di, -du, -dü) yields edildi for the third-person singular. Other persons have corresponding forms such as edildin (you were done), edildiğimiz (we were done, in context), edildik (we were done), edildiniz (you all were done), and edildiler (they were done). The exact vowels follow Turkish vowel harmony rules.

Usage and register: Edildi is common in written and formal Turkish, especially in reporting and narrative contexts where the actor is either unknown or not stated. It functions as a conjugated form of edilmek, not as an independent lexical verb. Its presence signals that the action was completed in the past and that the emphasis is on the result for the subject rather than on the agent performing the action.