gösterilirler

Gösterilirler is a Turkish verb form that functions as the third‑person plural periphrastic passive of gösterilmek, which means “to be shown” or “to be displayed.” In this construction, the auxiliary verb “olmak” combined with the passive suffix “-ilmek” forms the passive in the present tense: gösteril‑ir‑ler, where the stress is normally on the penultimate vowel. The form is used to describe actions performed by an unspecified or general subject, often translating to “they are shown” or “they are exhibited” in English.

Grammatically, gösterilirler represents a combination of the root göster- (show) with the suffix -dir (third‑person plural) and the passive suffix -il. The verb belongs to the (m)absurí group of Turkish verbs, where the second conjugation is applied to the passive form. It is typically followed by an object in the accusative case that indicates what is being displayed, such as “yazılar” or “programlar.” In indirect speech, characterized by the concluding use of the auxiliary “di” in past and “zal” in future, the verb can shift to gösterildi or gösterilecek.

Usage examples include phrases found in reports, television guides, and museum descriptions, such as: “Yeni filmler haftaya gösterilirler” (New films will be shown next week) or “Sanat eserleri her sokakta gösterilirler” (Art pieces are displayed on every street). In media, it often appears in headlines and captions signaling a present availability of content for viewing or viewing opportunities.

Etymologically, the base ‘göster’ derives from the Turkish root ‘göster‑’ (show, exhibit), related to Old Turkic *gešter. The suffixes and conjugations that form gösterilirler conform to standard present tense passive rules.

In summary, gösterilirler is a standardized passive verb form used to describe actions of showing or exhibiting performed by multiple agents or by a general unspecified group, and it follows conventional Turkish passive construction patterns.