When the suffix -EsiyE / -AsıyA [gerund] comes to verb stems and precedes "kadar" it gives verb the meaning of "until"

Verb stem + -EsiyE / -AsıyA + kadar

 Gel          +  esiye  +    kadar --> Ben gelesiye kadar ---> Until I come

Ben gelesiye kadar burda bekle ---> Wait here until I come.

Doyasıya kadar yemek yediler ---> They ate until they are full.

Dün gece uykum gelesiye kadar televizyon izledim --> Last night I watched tele until I feel sleepy.

İstanbul´a varasıya kadar konuştu ---> He/she talked until he/she arrived Istanbul.

The suffix -ken [iken] after the future tense marking -Acak / -Ecek attached onto Verb stem can refer something that was going to happen in the past but interrupted by other incident. We put " Tam" and the whole structure means =  was just about to do

Tam  +  Verb stem + acak/ecek + ken ----> was just about to do

 Tam  + çık              + acak        +  ken

Tam evden çıkacakken telefon çaldı.---> I was just about to leave home the phone rang.

Tam okula gidecekken kızkardeşim geldi ---> I was just about to go to school my sister came.

The suffix  -AsIyA  comes onto some verb stems and makes them adverb.

Verb stem + esiye /asıya

Seni ölesiye seviyorum ------> I love you to death. [in other words I love you madly]

İstanbul´u doyasıya gezdim -----> I toured Istanbul  with my heart content.  [ In other words I have toured Istanbul as much as I want]

Another derivational affix " -esi / -ası " comes to some verbs that are in passive form and makes them adjective.

Verb stem + ıl / il /ul / ül  + esi /ası

Sev         + il       +  esi  ----> Sevilesi ---------------> likeable, loveable

Tap[ın]    + ıl      +  ası ----> Tapılası or Tapınılası------> adorable

Öv            +  ül      + esi -----> Övülesi ----------------> praiseworthy

Kabul et   + il        + esi -----> Kabul edilesi ------------> acceptable

[Onun] Sevilesi bir yüzü var  ---> She has a loveable [likeable] face.

Kabul edilesi bir şey değildi ---> It was not something that is acceptable.

These seem to be examples of the many uses of POSS sg 3rd.

I suggest some similar meanings. Are they close?

doyana kadar/doyuncaya kadar?

çıkar çıkarmaz/çıkardım mı çıkardım?

kabul edilecek bir şey?

These seem to be examples of the many uses of POSS sg 3rd.

I suggest some similar meanings. Are they close?

doyana kadar = doyuncaya kadar = until one feels full

çıkar çık maz = as soon as one leaves 

çıkardım mı çıkardım? ==> doesnt make sense what did you mean by this ?

kabul edilebilecek bir şey?

I found a sentence:

                         O geldi mi geldi bana haber ver. ´Let me know as soon as he comes.´

I tried to imitate it but obviously failed.

çıktım mı çıktım?

For that meaning we dont repeat the verb , Abla.

Ok, I won´t do it again.

Thanks for recent interesting grammar threads, tunci.

 I´ve not heard this is general usage.

More usual would be: ben gelene kadar burada bekle.

Any feedback from a native speaker, please????