Benimseyen

Benimseyen is a Turkish word formed from the verb benimsemek, meaning to adopt or to embrace. The form benimseyen functions as a present participle adjective and, in some contexts, as a noun describing a person who adopts or endorses a belief, policy, or practice. As an adjective it can modify a noun, for example in phrases like bir benimseyen tutum (an adopting or embracing attitude). As a noun, it can denote an advocate or proponent—someone who actively adopts or supports a particular view.

Etymology and construction: it derives from benimsemek with the agentive or participial suffix -en, which yields a word referring to the doer of the action or to someone characterized by that action. The core idea is not mere acceptance but active endorsement or adoption.

Usage notes: benimseyen commonly conveys deliberate acceptance or endorsement of ideas, norms, or policies, and it is more formal and analytic than everyday speech. It often appears in political, sociological, or philosophical writing to describe individuals or groups that advocate for a given stance. The related noun benimseme denotes the act of adopting or embracing.

Related forms: benimsemek (to adopt/embrace), benimseme (adoption/embrace), and diğer türevler may be used to discuss the act, outcome, or process of adopting.

Examples: Çevre politikalarını benimseyenler bu grubun tabanını oluşturuyor. Bu düşünceyi benimseyen bir tutum sergilemek önemlidir. Onlar, bu hareketi benimseyenler arasındadır.

See also: benimsemek, benimseme.