This is the 16275th most frequent Turkish word.
yapamazsam
"If I can't do it."
The word 'yapamazsam' means 'if I cannot do' and is used to indicate a conditional action related to the context of 'my work'. It incorporates the root verb 'yap-' meaning 'to do', along with affixes signifying negation ('-ma-'), ability ('-ebil-'), and conditional mood ('-sam').
Eğer işimi yapamazsam, son tarihi kaçıracağım.
If I cannot complete my work, I will miss the deadline.
The word 'yapamazsam' here translates to 'if I cannot do' and reflects a speculative scenario regarding an exam. The root verb 'yap-' meaning 'to do' is directly linked to the subject context of 'exam' and is constructed with the same affixes for negation and conditional mood.
Sınavı yapamazsam ne olur?
What happens if I cannot do the exam?
The term 'yapamazsam' is used again with the meaning of 'if I cannot accomplish', modifying the context of a 'project'. The morphological structure remains consistent, applying to conditional and hypothetical expressions.