No. 2,379 in Turkish
geçerse
"If (he/she/it) passes" or "If (it) goes through."
In a sentence
Eğer bu sınavdan geçerse, üniversiteye kabul edilecek.
If he/she passes this exam, he/she will be admitted to the university.
‘Geçerse’ is used as a conditional verb form here, combining the verb ‘geçmek’ (to pass) with the conditional suffix ‘-se’ to imply 'if he/she passes'.
Bu kapıdan bugün geçerse, onu mutlaka görürüm.
If he/she passes through this door today, I will definitely see him/her.
‘Geçerse’ functions similarly to the previous sentence, indicating the conditional use of ‘geçmek’ (to pass) with respect to an action in the future.
Yarın akşam üzeri yağmur geçerse, dışarı çıkarız.
If the rain passes tomorrow afternoon, we will go outside.
Here, ‘Geçerse’ expresses the conditional passing of the rain, implying the cessation of rainfall will trigger another action.
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