gidemez

gidemez is a Turkish word that translates to "cannot go" or "is unable to go" in English. It is formed by combining the verb "gitmek" (to go) with the negative suffix "-eme-" (cannot) and the third-person singular present tense ending "-z". The word expresses the inability of a subject to proceed to a destination or to depart from a current location.

The usage of "gidemez" is dependent on the context of the sentence. For example, "Oraya gidemez" means "He/She/It cannot go there," indicating a physical or circumstantial impossibility. Alternatively, "Evden gidemez" translates to "He/She/It cannot go from home," suggesting a restriction or obligation to stay. The word can also be used metaphorically, implying a lack of progress or the inability to achieve something. The pronoun subject is often implied by the context of the conversation or sentence structure.