Granüllerini

Granüllerini is a Turkish inflected form used to denote “their granules” as a definite direct object. It is formed from the noun granül (granule) with the plural suffix -ler to yield granüller (granules), then the third-person plural possessive suffix -leri to indicate ownership, and finally the accusative definite suffix -i to mark the direct object. The resulting word granüllerini appears in sentences where the granules belonging to a group are being referred to as the object of an action.

In usage, granüllerini is typically encountered in scientific or descriptive Turkish, such as microscopy or histology contexts, where researchers discuss granules belonging to a subject or group and indicate that those granules are the object of study or observation. The form illustrates how Turkish combines root words with multiple suffixes to express number, possession, and case within a single word.

Linguistically, granüllerini exemplifies common Turkish noun inflection patterns: a plural marker, a possessive marker for a specific subject, and an accusative marker to designate the object. Because Turkish relies on suffixal morphology rather than prepositions for these functions, granüllerini provides a clear case of how relative ownership and definiteness are encoded directly on the noun.

See also: granül, Turkish grammar, Turkish noun inflection.