Evrenini

Evrenini is a Turkish grammatical form derived from the noun evren, meaning universe. It is not a standalone lexical item but an inflected noun phrase used to express possession in combination with the accusative case. In practice, evrenini appears in sentences where the universe of someone is being treated as a definite direct object.

The form typically arises when a possessor is specified, for example with a pronoun such as onun (his/her/its). The phrase onun evrenini translates roughly to “his/her/its universe” and can function as the object of a verb. In a sentence, the accusative ending marks the noun as definite and direct, while the surrounding possessive context indicates ownership.

Usage notes:

- Evrenini reflects Turkish noun morphology, where possession and case endings attach to the base noun evren.

- The exact word order can vary with emphasis or stylistic choices, but a common construction is onun evrenini in a clause where the universe belonging to someone is acted upon (for example, expanded, studied, or changed).

- As a frequently used form in written Turkish, evrenini appears in contexts discussing concepts of ownership over a universe, whether literal or metaphorical.

Examples:

- Onun evrenini değiştirmek istiyorum. I want to change his/her/its universe.

- Kendi evrenini keşfetmek için yola çıktı. He/She set out to discover one’s own universe.

See also: Turkish grammar, Turkish suffixes, Turkish possessive constructions.