Sürecin

Sürecin is a Turkish nominal form derived from the noun süreç, which means process or sequence of events. It is not a stand-alone concept; rather, it is the genitive/possessive form used in Turkish to indicate possession or to link a noun phrase to the idea of a process.

Etymology and formation: The base word süreç denotes a process. Turkish expresses possession or association by adding suffixes, and the form with the suffix -in yields sürecin. This construction can function as a possessive modifier meaning “of the process,” or in some contexts as part of a larger noun phrase describing aspects or stages related to the process.

Usage: Sürecin appears frequently in neutral and technical Turkish prose. Common phrases include sürecin ilerleyişi (the progression of the process), sürecin başlatılması (the initiation of the process), and sürecin sonunda (at the end of the process). In these examples, sürecin serves to anchor the statement to the process itself without specifying a particular owner.

Notes: In Turkish grammar, the suffix -in marks a genitive/possessive relationship, with the exact interpretation dependent on context. Sürecin is thus a standard grammatical form used to discuss parts, outcomes, or characteristics associated with a process. It is not a separate term or name, but a conventional construction within Turkish sentence structure.