Formüllerinin

Formüllerinin is a Turkish term formed from formüller (formulas) combined with possessive and other grammatical suffixes. In Turkish, nouns can take multiple suffixes to indicate number, possession, and case, and formüllerinin represents one of these extended forms. The word is commonly encountered in academic, scientific, or mathematical Turkish when referring to the formulas belonging to a particular person, group, or document.

In usage, formüllerinin functions as a genitive-like construction that marks ownership or association with the formulas in question. It can appear in sentences that discuss the origin, validity, or attribution of formulas, often within analyses, comparisons, or methodological explanations. Because Turkish suffixation allows stacking, formüllerinin may be followed by additional suffixes or integrated into longer noun phrases depending on its syntactic role (subject, object, or complement) within a sentence.

Examples of its use are typically found in technical or scholarly writing. For instance, one might encounter statements about the reliability or applicability of those formulas, or about the work of a particular researchers’ group. An example in plain form could be: Formüllerinin doğruluğu, modeli etkileyen önemli bir faktördür. Another: Protokolde yer alan formüllerinin geçerliliği, sonuçların güvenilirliğini belirler.

See also: Turkish grammar, Turkish possessive and genitive constructions, noun phrases with multiple suffixes. This term illustrates how Turkish encodes possession and association through suffixation, a characteristic feature of its agglutinative morphology.