faktörüdür

Faktördür is a Turkish predicative form meaning “is a factor.” It is formed from the noun faktör (factor) plus the copula suffix -dür, a vowel-harmony variant of -dır/-dir/-dur/-dür used to express third-person singular predication. The form identifies or classifies the subject as a factor within a given context.

Usage of faktördür spans mathematics, statistics, and general description of contributing elements. In mathematical or analytical language, one might say Bu değişken faktördür (This variable is a factor). A more explicit construction is Bu değişken bir faktördür. In broader causal or contributory contexts, phrases such as Yaş bir risk faktörüdür (Age is a risk factor) illustrate its use to designate components that influence outcomes.

Etymology and related forms: Faktör is a borrowed Turkish word meaning factor, derived from European languages such as French or Latin, and faktördür attests to the regular Turkish copular morphology applied to that root. The full paradigm includes other forms of the copula, such as faktör-dür, faktörlerle ilgili ifadelerlike, depending on person and tense.

See also: The term faktör itself is used in various domains, including mathematics for multiplicative factors, statistics for contributing variables, and general discourse for identifying important elements in a system. Faktördür functions as a straightforward predicative construction within Turkish grammar.