Sahnenin

Sahnenin is the genitive form of the Turkish noun sahne, meaning stage or scene. It literally translates to “of the stage” or “the stage’s” and is used to show possession or a relationship of belonging in noun phrases, such as sahnenin ışıkları (the stage lights) or sahnenin arkasındaki perde (the curtain behind the stage).

Etymology and meaning: Sahne comes from the word for a stage or scene and is widely used in theatre, film, and performance contexts. The term is a loanword in Turkish, borrowed and adapted from Western languages that use a similar concept, with Turkish inflection applying the standard genitive suffix to form sahnenin.

Usage notes: In Turkish, the genitive form Sahnenin is used whenever one wishes to indicate something associated with or belonging to the stage. It is commonly found in phrases describing theatre production, backstage elements, or events occurring on or about a stage. The word sahne itself also means a specific scene in a play or film, a sense often reinforced by surrounding context rather than by the genitive alone.

Example phrases illustrate typical usage: Sahnenin ışıkları yanıyor (The stage lights are on), Sahnenin dekorları yenilendi (The stage’s scenery has been renovated). In everyday language, sahnenin can appear in discussions of performances, venues, and production details where a connection to the stage is being described.

See also: sahne, sahnedeki, sahnedeki kullanımlar, sahneler.