etmekilmek

etmekilmek is a term often encountered in discussions related to Turkish grammar. It represents a common verb conjugation pattern involving the auxiliary verb "etmek" (to do, to make) combined with a noun or adjective to form a new verb. This construction is a productive way of creating verbs in Turkish, allowing for a wide range of meanings to be expressed.

The structure typically involves a noun or adjective followed by "etmek". For example, the noun "yardım" (help) combined with "etmek" creates "yardım etmek" (to help). Similarly, the adjective "mutlu" (happy) with "etmek" forms "mutlu etmek" (to make happy). This pattern is not limited to simple nouns and adjectives; it can also be used with more abstract concepts.

The verb "etmek" itself is highly versatile and plays a crucial role in the Turkish language, functioning as a standalone verb or as a component in these compound verb formations. The "-ilmek" suffix, when added to the "etmek" verb in this context, indicates a passive voice. Therefore, "edildilmek" would signify "to be done" or "to be made" in a passive construction. Understanding the "etmekilmek" pattern is essential for comprehending the nuances of Turkish verb formation and passive voice usage.