BAŞLANGIÇ

Why başlamak written in that way

what is that grammar rule?

thanks in advance

-geç/-giç is a derivation suffix which makes nouns from verbs. Not very common. Similarly, süz|mek ´to filter´ > süz|geç ´filter, strainer´ (the utensil).

Thanks Abla

Abla, so it is the same as what Tunci has just explained to me that:

using (-me) with the verb stem changes it into noun as in his example "görme = seeing"

Is that right?

in the past people used to use bidáyet for başlangıç.

Nihayet bidayette yerleştirilmiştir

No no no. Grammar is one thing and word derivation is another.

tunci explained to you how every verb can be changed into a noun when the syntax of the sentence demands it. The rule is generally applicable. This is grammar.

When a derivation suffix -giç is added into (a small group of) verbs usually names of an instrument or an agent  -  i.e. new words  -  are produced. You cannot apply the rule for any verb, and the resulted meaning is not always predictable. Only the part of speech is. This is derivation.

Ahhhh... ok Abla i get the difference now, thanks for being always here