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halindedir

Halindedir is a Turkish verbal form used to express that someone or something is “in a state” or “in the condition of” a described mood, situation, or state. It functions as the present-tense, third-person singular form of the verb olmak (to be) combined with the noun or adjective phrase halinde (in the state of). The construction conveys a current, often temporary, condition rather than a permanent attribute.

Morphology and usage details: halindedir derives from hal- (state, condition) plus -inde (in) and the copular

Context and tone: Halindedir is used to describe current status rather than a lasting characteristic. It can

Examples:

- Hasta halindedir. (The patient is in a state of illness / the patient is ill.)

- Şirket bugün kriz halindedir. (The company is in a state of crisis today.)

- O şu anda mutlu halindedir. (He is in a state of happiness right now.)

suffix
-dir,
which
adds
emphasis
and
marks
present
tense.
The
base
expression
is
halinde
olmak,
and
halindedir
is
the
contracted,
declarative
form.
It
typically
accompanies
a
noun
or
noun
phrase
that
names
the
state,
such
as
istirahat
halindedir
(is
in
a
state
of
rest)
or
mutlu
halindedir
(is
in
a
state
of
happiness).
The
form
is
common
in
formal
and
written
Turkish,
particularly
in
descriptive,
analytical,
or
report-like
discourse.
signal
immediacy
or
a
situational
condition,
and
it
often
appears
in
news,
official
statements,
or
narratives
that
aim
to
report
or
analyze
a
state
of
affairs.
In
daily
spoken
Turkish,
speakers
may
use
simpler
constructions,
but
halindedir
remains
a
standard
option
in
more
precise
or
formal
contexts.