deitirmeye

Deitirmeye is not a standard or widely attested Turkish term. In authoritative Turkish dictionaries and grammars, there is no recognized definition for this form, and it is often treated as a nonstandard coinage, a dialectal variant, or a potential misspelling of a similar word such as devirmeye.

In Turkish morphology, the infinitive marker is typically -mek/-mak, and the -meye form is used in some constructions to express purpose or to create infinitival clauses. A hypothetical verb form like deitirmek would be a causative verb, and deitirmeye would be its infinitive with the -e suffix used in purposes or noun-like phrases (for example, in a hypothetical sentence such as “deitirmeye çalışmak,” meaning “to try to cause to topple/lay down,” if the verb were attested). However, there is no widely accepted evidence that deitirmek or a closely related root with this exact spelling exists in standard Turkish.

Usage notes and uncertainties: When deitirmeye appears in texts, it is typically unclear whether it represents a typographical error, a regional or historical usage, or a mistaken form of a more common verb such as devirmeye (to overthrow, to topple). In linguistic work and corpus studies, researchers generally replace it with the attested form corresponding to the intended root, depending on context.

See also: Turkish grammar; Turkish verbs; devirmek (to overthrow); devirmeye (the real, widely used infinitive form from devirmek).