Questions & Answers about İyi hissetmek için düzenli uyumak gerek.
Why is the plain infinitive uyumak used with gerek here, instead of a personal form like uyumam gerek?
Because this sentence expresses a general rule, not a necessity for a specific person. Using the plain infinitive (uyumak) followed by gerek or lazım means "It is necessary to sleep" for anyone. If you wanted to say "I need to sleep", you would use the personal form: uyumam gerek.
How does için work with verbs in this sentence?
When you place için (for) immediately after an infinitive verb ending in -mak or -mek (like hissetmek), it means "in order to". So, İyi hissetmek için translates to "In order to feel good".
Does düzenli mean "regular" or "regularly"?
Why is hissetmek written as one word with a double "s"?