Breakdown of Bazen sebepsizce her şeye isyan edesim geliyor.
gelmek
to come
her
every
bazen
sometimes
şey
thing
sebepsizce
for no reason
isyan etmek
to rebel / to revolt
Questions & Answers about Bazen sebepsizce her şeye isyan edesim geliyor.
How is the 'urge' structure formed with the verb isyan etmek in this sentence?
The lesson's structure is Verb + -(y)AsI + possessive + gelmek. Here, the verb root is et- from the helper verb etmek (to do). We add -esi based on vowel harmony, followed by the first-person possessive -m (my). The phrase isyan edesim geliyor translates literally to "my urge to rebel is coming."
Why is it edesim instead of etesim?
This is consonant mutation. Because the suffix -esi begins with a vowel, the hard t at the end of et- softens to a d. This is the exact same refresher rule that turns et + iyor into ediyor.
How is the word sebepsizce (for no reason) constructed?
It is built by stacking suffixes onto the noun sebep (reason). First, the suffix -siz (without) creates the adjective sebepsiz (reasonless). Then, the adverbial suffix -ce is added to turn it into the adverb sebepsizce (causelessly or for no reason).
Why does the sentence use the dative form her şeye instead of just her şey?
In Turkish, the verb isyan etmek (to rebel) dictates that the thing you are rebelling against must take the dative case (direction towards). Therefore, her şey (everything) takes the dative suffix -e to become her şeye.
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