iletilirdi

iletilirdi is a Turkish verb form described as the imperfect past passive of the verb iletmek (to convey, to transmit) or its passive counterpart iletilmek. It conveys a past, ongoing, or habitual action in which the subject receives the action rather than performs it. In English, it can be rendered as “was being conveyed” or “used to be transmitted.” The agent performing the action is not specified, which makes iletilirdi suitable for general statements, narration, or reported descriptions of communication processes.

In usage, iletilirdi is employed to describe how information, messages, or signals were shared through various channels in the past. It often appears in formal, historical, or literary contexts to indicate routine or repeated transmission rather than a single event. The form aligns with Turkish tense and mood systems and can carry nuances of continuity, generalization, or description of past practices.

Examples include sentences such as: Duyurular genellikle posta yoluyla iletilirdi. Bilgiler güvenli kanallardan iletilirdi. Bu talimatlar eski kayıtlarda iletilirdi. Note that suffix choices may vary with vowel harmony and agreement with the subject, and the exact construction can differ depending on whether a continuous, habitual, or hypothetical nuance is intended.

See also: iletmek, iletisim, iletim. These related terms cover the act of sending, communication, and transmission in Turkish.