yaratabildin

Yaratabildin is a Turkish verb form that means “you were able to create” or “you could create” in the past. It is formed from the verb yaratmak, meaning to create, with the Turkish ability suffix -ebil- (harmonized as -abil-), and then the past tense suffix -di plus the second-person singular ending -in, yielding the complete form yaratabildin.

Morphologically, yaratabildin reflects Turkish agglutinative structure. The root yarat- pairs with the modal suffix -abil- to express capability, producing a stem that can take tense and person endings. The past tense suffix -di attaches to indicate completed action, and the ending -in marks the second-person singular subject you. The result is a single, non-segmented verb form that communicates both the action (to create) and the speaker’s past ability.

Usage and meaning in context are straightforward: yaratabildin denotes that the addressed individual successfully created something in a past moment. It is commonly used in narratives, reports, or conversations about past achievement or capability. The form also has corresponding variations for other persons and tenses, such as yaratabildim (I was able to create), yaratabildin (you were able to create), yaratabildi (he/she/it was able to create), and yaratabildiniz (you all were able to create).

See also: Turkish verb conjugation, Turkish grammar, -ebil- suffix, yaratmak.