kaybolmaz

Kaybolmaz is a Turkish word meaning “will not be lost” or “never gets lost.” It is formed from the verb kaybolmak (to disappear or to get lost) with the negation suffix -maz, yielding the third-person singular present form kaybolmaz. In Turkish grammar, -maz is used to express general negation about a habitual or regular state, so kaybolmaz describes something that does not get lost under normal conditions.

Usage and nuance: The term can describe objects, systems, or processes perceived as secure or traceable. It is applicable to descriptions of reliable storage, tracking features, or practices intended to prevent misplacement. Because of its positive connotation, kaybolmaz is sometimes employed as a branding element or slogan to convey security and dependability.

Examples of use are generally situational and idiomatic, typically appearing in sentences that assert the non-disappearance or easy findability of a subject. As a grammatical form, kaybolmaz functions as a predicate or an attributive descriptor, agreeing with a third-person singular subject in the present tense.

See also: kaybolmak, negation in Turkish, Turkish verb forms.