Bilimlari

Bilimlari is a Turkish term formed from the word bilim (science) with plural and possessive suffixes. In standard Turkish, the common plural for sciences is bilimler, and possessive or definite forms are usually expressed as bilimlerin (of the sciences) or bilimlerini (their sciences). The spelling bilimlari represents a variant that can be read as “their sciences” or, in some contexts, as a direct object form of the plural noun. Because Turkish suffixes follow vowel harmony and have a specific order, bilimlari is less common in contemporary standard Turkish and may appear in older texts, transliterations, or stylistic uses where diacritics or the regular suffix ordering are not applied.

Usage and interpretation: Bilimlari is not a separate field or concept. It functions as a morphological variant of the word that denotes the sciences. Its exact meaning depends on context, particularly the surrounding suffixes and the overall sentence structure. In modern Turkish writing, bilimler or bilimlerin/bilimlerini are typically used instead to convey “sciences,” “of the sciences,” or “their sciences.”

Relation to related terms: Bilimlari is related to bilim (science) and bilimler (sciences). It is also connected to Turkish morphology and suffixation rules, which govern how plural, possessive, and object suffixes attach to noun stems.

See also: Bilim, Bilimler, Turkish grammar, Turkish language.