Yollanmak

Yollanmak is a Turkish verb that translates to "to be sent," "to be dispatched," or "to be mailed." It is the passive form of the verb yollamak, which means "to send" or "to dispatch." The verb yollanmak is commonly used in everyday Turkish to describe the act of something or someone being sent from one place to another.

For instance, one might say "Mektubum yollanmış" which means "My letter has been sent." Similarly, "Çocuklar yollanmış" translates to "The children have been sent." The context in which yollanmak is used clarifies the nature of the sending, whether it is a physical object, a message, or a person.

The verb can also be used in more abstract senses, such as when referring to the sending of thoughts or feelings. However, its primary usage remains in the context of physical dispatch or transportation. The grammatical structure of yollanmak follows the standard passive voice formation in Turkish, where the suffix -n or -il is added to the verb stem.