Düzlemini

Düzlemini is a Turkish inflected form derived from düzlem, the Turkish word for a geometric plane. It is not a standalone lexical entry; rather, it results from Turkish suffixation, combining a possessive suffix with a case suffix to produce a definite direct-object construction.

Morphology and meaning

In Turkish, possessive suffixes attach to a noun first, followed by case suffixes. For the second-person singular possessor, the suffix -in marks “your.” The definite accusative case suffix -i marks the noun as a definite direct object. When these suffixes are stacked on the root düzlem, the form düzlemini appears, meaning “your plane” in the sense of “your plane” as the definite object of the sentence.

Usage

Düzlemini can be used in sentences where the speaker refers to the listener’s plane as the object. Examples:

- Düzlemini gördüm. = I saw your plane.

- Düzlemini kullan. = Use your plane.

The form illustrates how Turkish handles possession and definiteness within a single word through suffix chaining.

Context and notes

Düzlemini reflects standard Turkish morphology rather than a separate semantic entry. It demonstrates the broader pattern of noun inflection in Turkish, where possessive and case suffixes combine to yield nuanced meanings such as “your plane (as the object).” Other related forms of düzlem would combine different possessive and case suffixes to express related relationships (e.g., genitive, other possessors, or different cases) within similar morphological rules.

See also

Turkish grammar, Turkish morphology, Düzlem (plane).