The use of verbal nouns (gerunds), participles, and converbs in Ömer Seyfettin’s stories “Bomba” (The Bomb), “İncili Kaftan” (The Embroidered Robe), and “Başını Vermeyen Şehit” (The Martyr Who Would Not Surrender His Head) has been examined through digital texts, focusing on the building blocks of the author’s narrative style. Verbal nouns, participles, and converbs have been analyzed in detail, discussing how these structures contribute to the fluency, depth of meaning, and ideological emphasis of the stories. Verbal nouns facilitate the expression of events through abstract concepts, while participles enhance descriptions, increasing the visual and emotional impact of the text. Converbs, on the other hand, emphasize aspects such as time, cause, and purpose of actions, enriching the dynamism of the narrative. This study reveals that verbal nouns, participles, and converbs in Ömer Seyfettin’s stories are not merely grammatical elements but also serve as tools that support the ideological and aesthetic dimensions of the narrative. In the author’s style, which highlights national and moral values, the use of these structures emerges as a significant element that enriches both the literary and intellectual depth of the texts.

In stories like “Başını Vermeyen Şehit”, where national sentiments are prominent, the use of verbal nouns, participles, and converbs effectively reflects the inner worlds of characters and societal values. In “İncili Kaftan”, the participles used in descriptions bring settings and characters to life, drawing readers deeper into the story. This analysis not only contributes to understanding the role of verbal nouns, participles, and converbs in literary texts but also showcases Ömer Seyfettin’s mastery of language. These structures are not just technical elements in the author’s stories; they also serve as powerful tools that strengthen the spirit and message of the narrative, making them indispensable to the richness of his work.