Annemin

Annemin is a Turkish possessive form derived from anne, meaning mother. It functions as the genitive or possessive construction that denotes something belonging to the speaker’s mother, typically appearing before a noun to form a possessive phrase. The form annemin is created by combining the base word anne with the first-person possessive suffix -im to yield annem (my mother), and then adding the genitive suffix -in to indicate ownership by that mother, resulting in annemin (of my mother / my mother's).

In normal Turkish usage, annemin modifies a following noun to express ownership. Examples include annemin evi (my mother's house), annemin kitabı (my mother's book), and annemin arabası (my mother's car). The phrase can appear in various sentence positions, most often as part of a larger noun phrase rather than as a standalone noun. It is common in everyday speech, family contexts, and Turkish literature and media to refer to objects or spaces associated with one’s mother.

Notes on scope: annemin is not a standalone proper noun or a title; rather, it is a grammatical form used to indicate possession by the speaker’s mother. It may be found in informal dialogue, storytelling, and descriptive writing, frequently signaling familial relations and personal ties.

See also: anne (mother), possessive constructions in Turkish, Turkish genitive and possessive suffixes.