Dizileri

Dizileri is a Turkish noun form derived from dizi, meaning a series or TV show. The base plural is diziler (the series). When the plural form is combined with certain suffixes, dizileri can convey a definite object or possessive sense, often translating roughly as “their series” or “the series (of them)” depending on context.

In Turkish morphology, nouns can take suffixes for number, possession, and case. Diziler expresses the plural, and the addition of the appropriate accusative or possessive suffixes creates forms like dizileri. This allows speakers to refer to a specific group of series or to indicate ownership in a sentence. The exact meaning—whether it signals possession by a third party, a definite set of series, or a direct object—depends on accompanying pronouns and other words in the sentence.

Common uses include discussing multiple TV shows, streaming content, or serialized works in literature or media. For example: Onların dizileri çok popüler. (Their series are very popular.) Dizileri izlemek istiyorum. (I want to watch their series.) Bu dizileri beğendin mi? (Did you like these/that set of series?) These examples illustrate how dizileri can function as a noun phrase referring to more than one series, with nuance provided by context and surrounding words.