edilirdiniz

"Edilirdiniz" is a Turkish verb form derived from the verb "etmek," which means "to do" or "to make." It is the second person plural simple past tense of the verb, meaning "you (plural) did" or "you (plural) made." In Turkish grammar, the suffix "-diniz" denotes the past tense for the second person plural.

This form is typically used in formal or written contexts when addressing multiple people directly about an action they performed in the past. For example, "Ne edildiniz?" translates to "What did you all do?" or "What was done to you all?" depending on the context.

Turkish verbs are highly agglutinative, meaning they are built from a root plus various suffixes that convey tense, person, and other grammatical nuances. "Edilirdiniz" can be broken down into the root "et-," the suffix "-il-" indicating passive voice, the past tense suffix "-di," the second person plural suffix "-niz," and the past tense suffix "-iz" combined to produce specific nuance in the verb.

Understanding such verb forms is essential for proper comprehension and communication in Turkish, especially when interpreting past actions involving multiple subjects. The correct usage depends heavily on context, and variations of this form can be used to express different nuances of past tense and mood.