depolanabileceini

Depolanabileceini is a string that appears in Turkish-language text and is commonly treated as a dependent-clause form meaning “that it can be stored.” In standard Turkish orthography the corresponding form is typically depolanabileceğini; depolanabileceini may be encountered as a variant spelling or in transcriptions where the final i is omitted. It is not a standalone lexical item with its own entry in Turkish dictionaries, but a morphosyntactic construction used within larger sentences.

Linguistic role and construction: the form combines the verb depolanmak “to be stored” with the potential mood and a clause-marking suffix that introduces a reported proposition. It functions to embed a claim about storage feasibility into another clause, often after verbs of saying, thinking, or asserting. Because it encodes modality and future-oriented possibility, it is primarily analyzed as a component of Turkish syntax rather than a fixed concept.

Usage examples:

- Depolanabileceğini söylediler. (They said that it can be stored.)

- Verileri depolanabileceğini dikkate alarak tasarladık. (We designed considering that the data could be stored.)

Notes: depolanabileceini does not have a separate meaning outside of its use as a dependent clause form. Spelling variants may appear in informal writing or transcription, but the intended meaning remains the same: a proposition about storage possibility embedded within a larger sentence.

See also: Turkish grammar, dependent clauses, potential mood, Turkish morphology.