Belgeselin

Belgeselin is a Turkish noun form that means “your documentary.” It is created by taking belgesel (documentary) and adding the second-person singular possessive suffix -in. The form illustrates Turkish vowel harmony and possession within a single word.

The base belgesel takes different possessive endings to indicate who owns the documentary. For a single informal addressee, belgeselin is used. For plural or formal you, the form belgeseliniz is used. For “my documentary,” the form is belgeselim. These possessive forms attach directly to the noun and interact with surrounding grammar as required by Turkish syntax.

Usage examples include: Bu belgeselin adını biliyorum. (I know the title of your documentary.) Belgeselin çekimleri bu hafta bitecek. (Your documentary’s shoots will finish this week.) In Turkish, demonstratives or additional qualifiers can accompany belgeselin, as in Bu belgeselin son bölümü çok etkileyici. (The last chapter of your documentary is very impressive.) The same structure can be extended to other nouns with the appropriate possessive suffix.

See also: belgesel (documentary), belgeseliniz (your documentary in plural or formal address), possessive suffixes in Turkish, Turkish vowel harmony.