Bileenlerinin

Bileenlerinin is not a widely recognized standard term in Turkish and is most likely a nonstandard or misspelled variant of bilenlerin, the genitive plural form of bilenler (the knowers). In Turkish, bil- is the root meaning “to know.” The participle suffix -en forms bilen, meaning “the one who knows” or “the knowers,” and the plural suffix -ler makes bilenler, “the knowers.” The genitive plural suffix -lerin attaches to the plural to form bilenlerin, meaning “of the knowers” or “the knowers’.”

Usage and meaning

Bilenlerin is used to indicate a relationship of possession or association with the group of people who know something. It appears in noun phrases such as "Bilenlerin listesi" (the list of the knowers) or in clauses like "Bilenlerin çoğu doğru cevapları bildi" (Most of the knowers knew the correct answers). The construction is a standard part of Turkish grammar for referring to a subset of people defined by knowledge or information.

Orthography and variants

The spelling “bileenlerinin” is not standard Turkish. It is likely a typographical error, an alternate transliteration, or a dialectal/less common variant. The correct, widely accepted form in formal Turkish is "bilenlerin." When encountered, it should be treated as an informal or erroneous variant rather than a separate lexical entry.

See also

Turkish grammar, Turkish suffixes, participles in Turkish, genitive case.