Evimizi

Evimizi is a Turkish term that translates to “our house” in English. It is used as a noun phrase to refer to the place one shares with others, typically one’s own home, and can function as the object of a sentence or as part of a larger expression.

Etymology and grammar: Evim is the base noun meaning “my house.” The possessive suffix -imiz marks first-person plural possession (our), and the suffix -i marks the accusative case, producing evimizi, the direct object form meaning “our house.” In ordinary Turkish, evimizi can appear in sentences such as Evimizi temizledik (We cleaned our house). The word illustrates Turkish agglutinative morphology, where multiple suffixes are attached to a root to convey possession and case.

Usage and context: In everyday language, evimizi denotes a concrete home or, metaphorically, a sense of domestic belonging. The form is common in family, housing, and domestic discourse and can appear in both spoken and written Turkish. When capitalized as Evimizi, it may function as a proper noun in titles or branding, though such uses are not standardized and vary by locale.

As a toponym or program name: Evimizi has occasionally been adopted as a name for housing-related initiatives, campaigns, or cultural projects within Turkish-speaking communities. These uses are informal and not tied to a single, widely recognized organization.

See also: Turkish grammar, Turkish possessive suffixes, ev (house).