Belgilerini

Belgilerini is a Turkish noun phrase meaning “their documents.” It is used when referring to documents owned by other people or groups, and it typically functions as a definite direct object in a sentence.

Morphology and usage notes:

The base noun is belge (document). To express plurality, Turkish adds the suffix -ler/-lar, forming belgeler (documents). Possession by a third person plural (their) is shown with a possessive suffix, and the phrase can take the accusative suffix -i to indicate a definite direct object, producing belgelerini. In practical terms, this form appears in sentences where someone is talking about and performing an action on those documents, for example as the object of a verb.

Examples:

- Onların belgelerini gördüm. I saw their documents.

- Lütfen onların belgelerini ibraz edin. Please present their documents.

Related forms and notes:

- belgeler = documents (without marking possession or case)

- belgelerin = of the documents (genitive/possessive context)

- Onların belgeleri = their documents (possessive, neutral context)

- There is potential for confusion with belgesel, which in Turkish means documentary, a different word with a related root but distinct meaning.

In summary, belgilerini is a common Turkish form used to denote “their documents” as a definite direct object, reflecting Turkish’s system of suffixes for number, possession, and case.