Belgileri

Belgileri is a Turkish noun form derived from belge, meaning document. It functions as the definite accusative plural form of belgiler (the documents) and is used to refer to specific documents as the direct object of a sentence. In English, it is often rendered as “the documents” in contexts where the documents in question are being acted upon.

Morphology and usage in Turkish show the language’s agglutinative nature. The base word belge becomes belgiler in the plural, and attaching the accusative suffix -i yields belgileri. The exact vowels of Turkish suffixes harmonize with the stem, producing the form used when stating actions involving the documents, such as receiving, presenting, or examining them.

Common contexts for belgileri are bureaucratic or formal. Phrases like “Belgileri getir” (Bring the documents) or “Belgileri masaya bırakın” (Leave the documents on the table) illustrate its role as the direct object. The term also appears in compound expressions, for example with kimlik belgesi (identity document) in plural: kimlik belgeleri (identity documents). In documentation and administrative language, belgileri may refer to a specific set of documents previously identified in discourse.

See also: belge (document), belgeler (documents), Turkish grammar and morphology.