Izledin

Izledin is the second-person singular simple past tense form of the Turkish verb izlemek, meaning to watch or observe. In Turkish, tense and person are encoded with suffixes, and izlemek takes the simple past suffix -di along with the second-person singular ending -n, producing izledin.

Morphology and usage. The verb stem is iz-le-, and the past tense suffix is -di, with vowel harmony affecting izledi- before adding -n. Thus izledin literally means “you watched.” It is commonly used to indicate a completed action by the listener. Typical examples include Dün filmi izledin (You watched the movie yesterday). The pronoun sen is often omitted because the subject is clear from the verb ending.

Related forms. Izledin is part of a family of conjugations built from the verb izlemek. For other persons and tenses, forms include izledim (I watched), izledi (he/she watched), and izlemek hypothetically extended to other moods. The negative past form for you is izlemedin (you did not watch). Other related past forms with different subjects include izledin, izledik (we watched), and izlediniz (you all watched).

Notes. Turkish verbs are highly regular in their conjugation patterns, and izlemek belongs to the core set of common verbs. Izledin is widely understood in Turkish-speaking contexts as a simple past statement about the listener’s watching activity, and it can pair with various time expressions to specify when the watching occurred.