Sözlemenin

Sözlemenin is not a standard standalone Turkish word. It is commonly considered a misspelling or mistaken variant of sözleşmenin, which is the genitive form of sözleşme. The article below treats the intended term as sözleşmenin and explains its use in Turkish.

Sözleşmenin is the genitive (possessive) form of sözleşme, meaning contract or agreement. It is used to express possession, association, or content related to a contract. In Turkish, the genitive suffix (-in, -ın, -un, -ün) attaches to a noun to indicate “of” or “the … of,” and the form sözleşmenin appears in most standard contexts. An example is sözleşmenin hükümleri, which translates to the terms of the contract or the contract’s terms.

In legal and business language, sözleşmenin is commonly combined with other nouns to form concise phrases. Typical collocations include sözleşmenin tarafları (the parties to the contract), sözleşmenin feshi (the termination of the contract), and sözleşmenin süresi (the duration of the contract). These constructions illustrate how the genitive form connects the contract to its related elements.

Etymology and morphology: sözleşme is a compound noun derived from the concept of making a formal promise or agreement; the addition of the genitive suffix -in yields sözleşmenin. Turkish uses agglutinative morphology, so multiple suffixes can be stacked to build meaningful phrases without articles.

See also: sözleşme, taraflar, hükümler. If the intended term was different from sözleşmenin, please specify, and a revised article can be provided.