Devrelerinin

Devrelerinin is a Turkish inflected form built from the noun devre (circuit) and used to express possession in relation to multiple circuits. It represents the combination of plurality, the genitive case, and a third-person plural possessor, roughly translating to “of their circuits” or “their circuits” in English, depending on the syntactic role in a sentence. As a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical item, devrelerinin appears in formal or written Turkish, particularly in technical or descriptive contexts.

Morphology and usage

In Turkish, the base noun devre forms the plural devreler (circuits). The genitive suffix -in (with vowel harmony) marks possession, and a third-person plural possessive suffix (-leri or -lerin, depending on the surrounding morphology) can attach to indicate that the circuits belong to “them.” The resulting string devrelerinin functions as a possessive-genitive phrase: it can modify another noun or appear in positions where possession and relation are being specified, such as “devrelerinin tasarımı” (the design of their circuits) or “devrelerinin durumu” (the state of their circuits).

Examples

- Devrelerinin işlevselliği, cihazın performansını etkiler. (The functionality of their circuits affects the device’s performance.)

- Rapor, devrelerinin güvenliğiyle ilgili tedbirleri anlatır. (The report describes measures related to the safety of their circuits.)

Context and related terms

Devrelerinin is closely related to devreler (circuits), devre (circuit), and general Turkish possessive and genitive suffixes. The form is primarily encountered in written or technical Turkish, where precise relation between multiple circuits and a subject is described.