kaybedecek

Kaybedecek is a Turkish verb form derived from the infinitive kaybetmek, meaning "to lose." It combines the verb stem kaybet- with the future-tense suffix -ecek/-acak; due to regular phonological changes the combined form appears as kaybedecek. As a finite verb it most commonly appears as the third person singular future ("he/she/it will lose") in contexts where the subject is clear or omitted: for example, "O maçı kaybedecek" ("He/she/it will lose the match").

Beyond simple futurity, kaybedecek functions as a verbal adjective or relative clause marker, modifying nouns to mean "that will lose" or "the one who will lose" (e.g., kaybedecek takım, "the team that will lose"). The negative future is formed with the negative suffix -me- before the future suffix (kaybetmeyecek, "will not lose"), and person marking is added to the final vowel in full conjugation (ben kaybedeceğim, biz kaybedeceğiz).

Usage follows Turkish vowel harmony and agglutinative morphology, so related forms and tense/aspect combinations are made by appending further suffixes. The form appears in everyday speech, written Turkish, and idiomatic expressions (for example, kaybedecek bir şey yok, "there is nothing to lose"), and is part of standard modern Turkish grammar as used in Turkey and Turkish-speaking communities.