Devriminin

Devriminin is a Turkish genitive construction formed from the noun devrim, meaning revolution. The suffix -in marks the genitive, producing a meaning equivalent to “of the revolution” or “the revolution’s.” It functions to indicate possession or association and is used to link the revolution to another noun in a phrase.

In usage, devriminin appears before a following noun to specify what belongs to or is related to the revolution. Common examples include devriminin etkileri (the revolution’s effects), devriminin tarihi (the history of the revolution), and devriminin liderleri (the leaders of the revolution). The form is a standard grammatical tool in Turkish and is not a standalone concept or proper noun.

Etymology and form: The base is devrim (revolution). Turkish expresses possession or relatedness by attaching genitive and other inflectional endings to the head noun, yielding forms such as devriminin when combined with a subsequent noun.

See also: devrim, Turkish grammar, genitive case.