Sistemini

Sistemini is a Turkish word form that functions as a specific inflected variant of the noun sistem (system). It represents the second-person singular possessive combined with the accusative case, translating to “your system” when used as a direct object in a sentence. It is not a stand-alone lexical item; rather, it is a morphologically inflected form that refers to the system belonging to the person being addressed.

Morphology and usage: The stem sistem receives the possessive suffix -in to indicate “your,” and the accusative suffix -i marks the noun as the definite direct object. Turkish vowel harmony governs suffix vowels, but when attaching to a stem like sistem, the result is typically sistemini. Examples include: “Sistemini güncellemek istiyorum” (I want to update your system) and “Sistemini değiştirebilirsin” (You can change your system). The form is used when the speaker refers specifically to the listener’s system as the object of the action.

Notes and context: In Turkish, different possessive and case endings can yield related forms such as sisteminiz (your system, without the object marker) or sisteminizi (your system as the definite object, with the accusative). The combination seen in sistemini illustrates how Turkish encodes ownership and objecthood through a sequence of suffixes on a single noun. The form is primarily a grammatical tool in everyday Turkish and is not treated as a separate lexical item.