Sentezlerin

Sentezlerin is a Turkish word formed from the noun sentez (synthesis) with the plural suffix -ler and the genitive/possessive ending -in, and it typically means "of the syntheses" or "the syntheses'." As a grammatical form, it is used to indicate possession, attribution or association with multiple syntheses in written and spoken Turkish.

The term appears across scientific, philosophical and artistic contexts where synthesis processes are discussed, for example in chemistry (combining substances), biology (metabolic synthesis), music (sound synthesis) and intellectual discourse (the synthesis of ideas). Typical usage might be in phrases like "sentezlerin sonuçları" ("the results of the syntheses") or "sentezlerin karşılaştırılması" ("comparison of the syntheses").

Etymologically, sentez is a borrowing related to the international word synthesis, ultimately from Greek synthesis via European languages; its productive Turkish morphology allows formation of forms such as sentezler (syntheses), sentezim (my synthesis), sentezlemek (to synthesize) and sentezlerin. Understanding sentezlerin therefore involves both its lexical meaning and its role in Turkish noun morphology.