kurulur

Kurulur is a Turkish verb form meaning “is established” or “is being established.” It represents the present simple passive of the verb kurmak, which means to establish, set up, or found. In Turkish, the present passive is formed with the suffix -ılır/-ilir/-ulur/-ülür, chosen to harmonize with the stem’s last vowel; for the root kur-, the form becomes kurulur. The subject of kurulur is whatever is being established, and the verb does not encode number by itself—plural or singular subjects are indicated by the noun that follows or precedes the verb.

Usage of kurulur typically appears in contexts involving institutions, systems, organizations, infrastructure, or rules that are created or put in place by someone else. It can convey a general or habitual truth, as in statements about common practice, as well as a specific occurrence when the subject is clear.

Examples in context:

- Yeni bir şirket kurulur. (A new company is established.)

- Bu bölgedeki kurallar ileride kurulur ve uygulanır. (The rules in this area are established and implemented later.)

Kurulur is related to other forms derived from kurmak, such as kuruldu (past tense passive), kurulmuş (past participle), and kurulması (gerund/infinitive construction). The infinitive form is kurmak, while kurulmak can be used to emphasize the process of becoming established or being set up in passive constructions.

In sum, kurulur functions as a standard Turkish present passive form to describe the act of establishing something by an agent, suitable for formal, analytic, or descriptive writing.