yatacak

Yatacak is a Turkish verb form that functions as the simple future tense of the verb yatmak, which means to lie down or to lie oneself down. In Turkish, the simple future is created by adding the suffix -acak (or -ecek, depending on vowel harmony) to the verb stem, and then applying any necessary personal endings. The form yatacak specifically represents the third-person singular, and is commonly used when the subject is evident from context or has been stated.

Conjugation and usage: The future tense with yatmak yields several forms: ben yatacağım (I will lie down), sen yatacaksın (you will lie down), o yatacak (he/she/it will lie down), biz yatacağız (we will lie down), siz yatacaksınız (you will lie down), onlar yatacaklar (they will lie down). Yatacak by itself typically means “he/she/it will lie down.” Turkish sentences often omit the subject when it is obvious from context.

Origins and nuances: The verb yatmak shares a semantic field with the related word yatak (bed), reflecting the broader linguistic connection to lying and rest. Yatacak, as a future form, is common in everyday Turkish for describing planned or anticipated actions.

See also: Turkish language, Turkish grammar, yatmak, yatak.

Examples:

- O yatacak. (He/She will lie down.)

- Ben yarın sabah yatacağım. (I will lie down tomorrow morning.)