Düzeylerini

Düzeylerini is a Turkish noun phrase built from the base word düzey, meaning level, degree, or tier. When used with suffixes, it denotes the levels belonging to a group or, more specifically, the direct object form of “their levels.” In other words, düzeylerini translates roughly to “their levels” in contexts where those levels are the object of the sentence.

Morphology and form: The word combines several Turkish suffixes. The plural suffix -ler marks the plural of düzey (düzeyler, levels). The possessive suffix for a third person plural subject is -leri, indicating “their.” The accusative case suffix -i is added to mark the noun as the direct object. The result is the full form düzeylerini, used when the levels are the object of the action. This configuration is common in Turkish, where noun phrases can carry multiple affixes to express number, possession, and grammatical role in a single word.

Usage: Düzeylerini appears in contexts such as education, sociology, or research when describing levels within a group. Example sentences include: “Çalışanların düzeylerini yükseltmek için yeni bir program başlatıldı,” meaning a program was started to raise their levels, and “Katılımcıların düzeylerini ölçtük,” meaning we measured their levels. It is primarily a referential form used with verbs that take a direct object, such as “ölçmek, değerlendirmek, yükseltmek.”

Related terms: Düzey (level), düzeyler (levels), düzeysel (level-related, adj.), and common collocations like “edebi düzey,” “sosyal düzey,” or “bilgi düzeyi” are frequently used in Turkish discourse to describe comparative or qualitative dimensions.

Overall, düzeylerini is a specific inflected form used to refer to “their levels” as a direct object in Turkish sentences.