açamazlar

Açamazlar is a Turkish verb form meaning "they cannot open" or "they will not be able to open." It is the third-person plural present negative form of açmak, the verb meaning to open. In Turkish, negation is typically built with the suffix -maz (or -mez, depending on vowel harmony), and the 3rd person plural present suffix -lar; combining these with the verb stem aç- yields açamazlar.

Etymology and morphology: The base verb açmak (to open) provides the stem aç-. To form the present negative for they, Turkish adds the negation morpheme -maz (with vowel harmony adjustments) and the personal ending -lar, resulting in açamazlar. The form may appear with slight internal vowel adjustments in actual speech due to Turkish vowel harmony, but it retains the meaning of inability to open.

Usage: Açamazlar is used to describe situations where a group cannot open something, whether literally (a door, window, package, or container) or figuratively (an opportunity, a discussion, or a problem) in the present tense. For example: Kapıyı açamazlar. They cannot open the door. Kutuyu açamazlar. They cannot open the box. It is a standard, neutral construction in Turkish and does not imply temporary or permanent inability beyond the context provided by the sentence.

Notes: Açamazlar is not a fixed noun or proper noun; it is a conjugated verb form. In written Turkish, it appears in lowercase within sentences and is capitalized only when it begins a sentence. It is commonly encountered in everyday language, instruction manuals, and narrative descriptions to express inability to open.