Fikrlari

Fikrlari is a Turkic-language form that conveys the meaning “their thoughts” or “their ideas.” It is used in languages such as Azerbaijani and Turkish and is built from the root fikir, meaning idea or thought, combined with plural and possessive suffixes. In standard Azerbaijani the term appears as fikrləri, while in Turkish the corresponding form is fikirleri. In romanized, non-diacritic spellings you may also see fikrlari or fikirleri, depending on the language variant and orthographic conventions.

Etymology and morphology: The base fikir comes from Turkic roots meaning thought or idea, with plural and possessive suffixes attached to express possession by a third person plural subject. The resulting phrases function as a noun phrase meaning “their thoughts/ideas.” The exact spelling varies by language and orthography, but the core meaning remains the same.

Usage: Fikrlari typically appears as a subject or object within a sentence, referring to the ideas or thoughts of a group. Examples include Azerbaijani: Onların fikirləri çox maraqlıdır (Their thoughts are very interesting). Turkish: Onların fikirleri çok ilginç (Their ideas are very interesting). The form is commonly used in discourse about opinions, beliefs, or hypothetical considerations held by multiple people.

See also: fikir (idea, thought); düşüncə (Azerbaijani for thought or consideration). Notes on orthography reflect language-specific conventions; fikrlari/fikirleri are the ascii representations often encountered in Turkish and Azerbaijani texts without diacritics.