kaydederler

Kaydederler is a Turkish verb form meaning "they record" or "they register." It is the third-person plural present tense of the verb kaydetmek, which means to record or to save. In Turkish, the plural subject is indicated by the suffix -ler, which attaches to the verb form to produce kaydederler.

Origin and form: The base verb kaydetmek is built from the stem kaydet- (to record) with the infinitive suffix -mek. The present tense marker -er/-ar is added to form kaydeder (he/she/it records), and the plural suffix -ler is appended to yield kaydederler (they record). This reflects Turkish verb morphology, where person and number are expressed through suffixes on the verb.

Usage: Kaydederler functions as a finite verb describing an action performed by a plural subject. Examples include: "Kullanıcılar verileri kaydederler." (Users record the data.) "Yetkililer kayıtları kaydederler." (Authorities record the records.) The term is not a standalone noun; related nouns and adjectives include kaydedici (recorder) and kaydetme (recording), while the passive form is kaydedilir.

Notes: Kaydederler is primarily a descriptive, grammatical form in Turkish. It is not widely used as a proper name or independent concept outside of its role as a verb form.