Temsilcinin

Temsilcinin is the genitive form of Turkish noun temsilci, meaning “the representative” or “the agent,” and is used to mark possession or association with a specific representative. Temsilci itself is formed from temsil, meaning representation, plus the agent suffix -ci, which creates an agent noun. The genitive suffix -in (with vowel-harmony variants -ın, -in, -un, -ün) attaches to temsilci to yield temsilcinin, the form used to say “the representative’s” or “of the representative.”

In usage, temsilcinin is employed to attribute actions, possessions, or characteristics to a particular representative. Examples include phrases such as temsilcinin kararı (the representative’s decision) and temsilcinin imzası (the representative’s signature). When referring to multiple representatives, the plural possessive form is temsilcilerin, as in temsilcilerin kararı (the representatives’ decision) or temsilcilerin görevi (the representatives’ duty).

Notes on context and related forms: the term appears frequently in formal Turkish writing, including legal, political, and corporate contexts, where a person acts on behalf of others. Related forms include temsilci (the representative), temsilcilerinin (the representatives’), and temsilcisinin (the representative’s, with different possessive alignment). The construction reflects Turkish possessive grammar, where a noun’s possessor is expressed through suffixes attached to the possessed noun.