Hizmetin

Hizmetin is a Turkish word formed from hizmet (service) with the genitive/possessive suffix -in. It is used to express “of the service” or “the service’s” in Turkish grammar. The suffix marks possession or association and is common in phrases describing attributes of a service or its relation to other nouns.

In usage, hizmetin often appears in combinations that describe qualities or purposes of a service. For example, hizmetin kalitesi means “the quality of the service,” and hizmetin amacı means “the purpose of the service.” The form is a normal part of Turkish sentence construction and can be attached to various nouns to indicate possession or relation.

Hizmetin can also appear in contexts involving a proper noun. Capitalized Hizmet refers to a Turkish social and educational movement associated with Fethullah Gülen. In texts about that movement, hizmetin would function as the genitive form of Hizmet, as in Hizmetin hedefleri (the aims of Hizmet). The root hizmet itself comes from Arabic khidmah, meaning service or acts of service, and has been part of Turkish vocabulary for centuries, expanding into both secular and religious usage.

Overall, hizmetin is a productive Turkish form used to indicate possession or association with hizmet, and it also appears in specialized references where Hizmet denotes a named movement.