Bazalarini

Bazalarini is a Turkish morphophonemic form that functions as a definite direct object meaning “their bases.” It is not a standalone concept, but a particular inflected form built from a plural noun meaning bases (bazalar) combined with Turkish suffixes for possession and case. In standard Turkish orthography the form is bazalarını; when diacritics are omitted in informal writing, it may appear as bazalarini.

Linguistic background: Turkish nouns carry multiple suffixes to indicate number, possession, and case. bazalar denotes bases (the plural of baza). The possessive suffix for third person plural (their) attaches to yield bazaları. The accusative suffix (indicating the definite direct object) then attaches to form bazalarını. The exact ending changes with vowel harmony in Turkish, but bazalarını is a typical realization; bazalarini is the diacritics-free variant often seen in casual text or data processing.

Usage: Bazalarini appears in sentences where speakers refer to the bases belonging to a group and treat them as the object of a verb. Example: Onlar bazalarını güçlendirmek için çalışıyorlar. (“They are working to reinforce their bases.”) Another example: Düşmanlar bazalarını savunmak zorunda kaldılar. (“The enemies had to defend their bases.”)

Notes: Because bazalarini represents a grammatical construction rather than a fixed lexical item, its meaning depends on context and the root noun bazalar. It illustrates how Turkish combines number, possession, and case in a single word form.