Breakdown of Ses izolasyonu için çift cam ve özel paneller kullanıldı.
ve
and
için
for
özel
special
panel
the panel
kullanılmak
to be used
ses izolasyonu
the sound insulation
çift cam
the double glazing
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Questions & Answers about Ses izolasyonu için çift cam ve özel paneller kullanıldı.
What is the function of için in ses izolasyonu için çift cam ve özel paneller kullanıldı?
için is a postposition meaning “for” or “in order to.” Here it marks purpose: ses izolasyonu için = “for sound insulation.”
Why does izolasyon take the suffix -u in izolasyonu?
In Turkish noun-noun compounds, the second noun gets a 3rd-person possessive suffix to show “X of Y.”
• ses (sound) + izolasyon (insulation) → ses izolasyon
• Add -u → ses izolasyonu = “the insulation of sound.”
Why are çift cam and özel paneller not marked with an accusative ending?
In Turkish, definite direct objects take the accusative -ı/-i/-u/-ü, while indefinite ones are unmarked. Here both çift cam (double glazing) and özel paneller (special panels) are presented indefinitely, so no -ı is used.
Why is kullanıldı in the passive voice instead of active (kullandı)?
The passive voice (kullan-ıl-dı) is used when the agent (who did the using) is unknown or unimportant.
• kullan = “to use”
• -ıl = passive marker
• -dı = past tense
→ kullanıldı = “(it) was used.”
Who is the implied subject in ses izolasyonu için çift cam ve özel paneller kullanıldı?
No explicit subject appears: it’s a generic “they/one” or an unnamed third person. In English we would say “double glazing and special panels were used,” without specifying who.
Could I change the word order to Çift cam ve özel paneller ses izolasyonu için kullanıldı? Would it still be correct?
Yes. Turkish word order is flexible. All factual information remains the same, but moving ses izolasyonu için later shifts the focus slightly. Both orders are grammatical.
Why is çift cam singular while özel paneller is plural?
çift cam is a compound noun meaning “double glazing” (treated as an uncountable concept), so it stays singular. paneller refers to distinct, countable panels, so it takes the plural suffix -ler.