Kümesi

Kümesi is a Turkish grammatical form derived from the noun küme, which means cluster, group, or set. It represents the third-person singular possessive form, and its literal meaning is roughly “its cluster” or “the cluster of.” In Turkish, possessive forms are built by adding suffixes to the noun, and the final form undergoes vowel harmony; for küme, the familiar result is kümesi.

The form functions within noun phrases to indicate possession or association. As a possessive noun, kümesi typically appears in sequences where a cluster belongs to a person, organization, or another entity introduced earlier in the sentence. Because Turkish relies on postposed suffixes, kümesi can combine with other modifiers that precede it in a noun phrase, contributing to the overall meaning without adding an independent lexical sense beyond possession.

Kümesi is not a standalone concept with its own encyclopedic entry; it is a grammatical form used in Turkish morphology. In written Turkish, it may occur in ordinary discourse as part of possessive constructions, and it also appears in established compound terms and technical expressions. For example, in phrases describing a particular dataset or grouping, kümesi functions as the possessed noun within a broader lexical pattern rather than constituting a separate semantic field.