Modelleri

Modelleri is a Turkish noun form derived from the word model (model) and is tied to Turkish inflection patterns for number, possession, and case. The form typically appears as the plural of modeller (models) with the accusative ending, or as part of a possessive construction indicating ownership in a noun phrase. In practice, its exact meaning depends on context.

Grammatical notes:

- Modelleri can function as the definite direct object in a sentence, meaning “the models.” This is the accusative case marked by the ending -i, with the plural -ler already part of the noun: Modelleri gördüm means “I saw the models.”

- In phrases where ownership is explicit, the same written form often appears as part of a larger possessive construction (for example, with a preceding possessive determiner such as onarın or onlar tarafından), and can convey “their models” depending on the context. Turkish syntax generally relies on suffixes for possession, the surrounding words helping to clarify meaning.

Usage and domains:

Modelleri is common in many fields where templates, designs, or statistical constructs are discussed, such as architecture, fashion, or data analysis. It can appear in simple statements (the models) or as part of more complex phrases like farklı modelleri (different models) or en yeni modelleri (the newest models).

Etymology and overview:

The term is formed from model, with Turkish pluralization and case/possessive suffixation. It reflects the broader Turkish system of suffixing to indicate number, definiteness, and ownership, rather than using separate articles or adjectives to convey these notions. See also: model in Turkish, Turkish nouns and affixes, Turkish grammar.