Parlamentonun

Parlamentonun is a Turkish grammatical construction that functions as the possessive form of the noun "parlamento," which is the Turkish loanword for "parliament." The suffix "-nun" indicates possession or association and is appended directly to the noun without a conjunction, producing a phrase that translates literally to "of the parliament." This form is employed when referring to a concept, document, institution, or action that belongs to, is issued by, or is characteristic of the legislative body. For example, "parlamentonun kararları" means "the parliament's decisions," and "parlamentonun süreçleri" translates to "the parliament's processes."

The usage of "-nun" aligns with Turkish possessive morphology, which includes other suffixes such as "-im" for "my," "-in" for "your," and "-i" for "his/her/its." In the case of plural nouns or those ending in a vowel, vowel harmony rules may affect the form, but "parlamentonun" follows the standard rule because "parlamento" ends in a consonant. Turkish grammar dictates that the possessive suffix comes before any other grammatical endings, so when clauses modify the noun further, the possessive suffix remains in the same position relative to the noun.

In official documents, legal texts, and parliamentary debates, "parlamentonun" is frequently used to specify that a particular regulation, statement, or procedure originates from the legislative body. The concise form allows speakers and writers to emphasize the source or authority of the subject without repetition.