Primlerin

Primlerin is a Turkish noun form built from prim, meaning premium, bonus, or fee. Primler refers to more than one premium and is used in contexts such as insurance payments, performance bonuses in employment, or government and social security contributions. The genitive form primlerin means “the premiums’” or “of the premiums,” and appears in phrases describing possession or association.

The word prim originates from French prime and entered Turkish in the late Ottoman period. Over time, prim has become a common term across finance, labor, and social security, with slightly different senses depending on the context: an ongoing payment for insurance, a reward or incentive in the workplace, or a component of a budget or payroll.

Usage and examples: In insurance, primler denote payments required to maintain coverage, for example “Sigorta primleri aylık olarak ödenir.” In employment, primler are performance bonuses or incentive payments, for example “Primler, satış hedeflerinin karşılanmasına bağlıdır.” In budgeting and social security, primlerin hesaplanması refers to calculating these payments for a period, and primlerin toplam maliyeti refers to the overall cost.

Notes: primlerin is the genitive/possessive form of the plural primler and is used to indicate possession or association, such as “primlerin maliyeti” (the cost of the premiums). Related terms include prim, sigorta primi, prim ödemesi.