Questions & Answers about Alacak oluşmuş.
Probably not. In this sentence, alacak is most naturally a noun, not a future verb form.
It comes from almak originally, but as a noun alacak means something like:
- receivable
- money owed
- claim / amount to be collected
- in some contexts, debt owed to someone
So here alacak is functioning as the thing that has come into existence.
A learner may recognize -acak/-ecek as the future marker, and that is a good instinct, because alacak can also mean he/she/it will take in other contexts. But in Alacak oluşmuş, it is understood as a noun.
Oluşmuş comes from the verb oluşmak, which means:
- to form
- to come into being
- to arise
- to develop
- to occur as a result of a process
The form oluşmuş is:
- oluş- = verb stem
- -muş = a past/result/evidential marker
So oluşmuş gives the idea of:
- has formed
- has arisen
- seems to have formed
- apparently came into existence
It often focuses on the resulting state: something is now in existence.