Modelim

Modelim is a Turkish term meaning "my model." It is formed by the noun model, a loanword from French modele, plus the first-person possessive suffix -im, yielding "my model." In Turkish, possessive suffixes attach directly to nouns, so modelim can function as a complete noun phrase in sentences such as Bu benim modelim (This is my model) or Modelim üzerinde çalışıyorum (I am working on my model).

The usage of modelim spans multiple domains. In everyday speech it simply marks ownership of a model, whether a physical model, a computer model, or a figurative model. In technical or online contexts, speakers may use modelim to refer to a personal machine learning model, a 3D model, or a statistical model, depending on context.

Etymology and morphology: the Turkish word model is borrowed from French modèle; Turkish applies its standard possessive suffix system to loanwords, so modelim mirrors the pattern used with native nouns.

The term illustrates how Turkish forms possessive constructions with loanwords and demonstrates how a common noun can take on different interpretations across domains, from tangible objects to abstract representations.