Hissedildi

Hissedildi is a Turkish verb form meaning "was felt" or "was perceived." It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the passive verb hissedilmek, derived from hissetmek/hissetmek (to feel). The form is used to report sensations, effects, or phenomena that were perceived, without specifying the observer.

Formation and usage: In Turkish, the passive voice is formed with the suffix -il- to make hissedilmek (to be felt). The past tense ending -di is then added, yielding hissedildi ("it was felt"). The subject of the sentence is the thing that was felt; the agent (who felt it) is often omitted. Example: Depremin etkisi tüm kentte hissedildi. Meaning: The effect of the earthquake was felt throughout the city.

Common contexts include physical or emotional sensations, environmental changes, or events. For instance: "Acı hissedildi" (The pain was felt), "Sıcaklık düşüşü hissedildi" (The drop in temperature was felt). The construction is impersonal and does not indicate who perceived the sensation.

Related forms and notes: Related forms include hissetmek (to feel) and hissedilmek (to be felt). The stem hiss- conveys perception, and the word is used in everyday Turkish to describe perceptible effects or reactions.