Reddedilmeye

Reddedilmeye is a Turkish non-finite verb form derived from reddedilmek, the passive form of reddetmek (to reject). It literally means “to be rejected” and functions as a verbal noun (isim fiil) in various syntactic constructions.

Morphology and meaning: Reddedilmeye is formed from reddedilmek by adding the -e suffix, creating a form that often marks purpose or acts as the object of certain verbs (for example, karar vermek, plan yapmak, yönelmek). In administrative or legal language, reddedilmeye frequently appears as the target of decision-making or as the object of actions that concern rejection. A common usage is in phrases such as reddedilmeye ilişkin, reddedilmeye karar verildi veya reddedilmeye yönelik başvurular.

Usage and context: The form is typical in formal Turkish when the act of being rejected is the focus of a clause. It can link to verbs of decision or intention, expressing that something is to be or has been subjected to rejection. It also appears in technical or bureaucratic writing to describe processes, requirements, or proposals that aim at or concern rejection.

Examples:

- Komite, başvurunun reddedilmeye karar verdi. (The committee decided to have the application be rejected.)

- Reddedilmeye yönelik talepler incelendi. (Requests aimed at being rejected were reviewed.)

Relation to related forms: Reddedilmeye is related to reddedilmek (to be rejected) and reddetmek (to reject). It is an example of the Turkish language’s use of nominalized non-finite verb forms to express complex ideas in concise, formal syntax.