Sitelerin

Sitelerin is a Turkish word that functions as the genitive plural form of siteler, meaning the sites’ or of the sites. It is used to indicate possession, association, or relation to multiple sites in a sentence. In Turkish, siteler is the plural of site (a borrowed word from English), and adding the genitive suffix -in (with appropriate vowel harmony) yields sitelerin.

Morphology and usage: The word is formed by taking siteler (sites) and attaching the genitive suffix -in, producing sitelerin. This form is common in written Turkish when referring to a property, attribute, or action related to multiple sites. The phrase sitelerin güvenliği, for example, means the safety of the sites. Similarly, sitelerin yönetimi refers to the management of the sites. The construction is distinct from siteleriniz, which would mean your sites (possessive with a second-person plural/proximity nuance) rather than the genitive relation.

Context and nuance: Sitelerin can appear in contexts ranging from web development to urban planning, depending on whether “sites” refers to websites or physical locations. In everyday speech, the genitive plural is more likely to appear in formal or technical writing, while casual speech might use alternatives such as sitelerin bulunduğu yerler or simply siteler with context to indicate possession.

Related terms: siteler (sites), sitelerin güvenliği (the safety of the sites), sitelerin yönetimi (the management of the sites). For direct possession by a specific owner, alternatives include siteleriniz (your sites) or sitelerin sizin olanlar gibi constructs, depending on the intended meaning.