Teslimini

Teslimini is a Turkish noun form derived from teslim, a word that encompasses delivery, handover, and surrender. The form teslimini arises when the noun teslim is combined with the second-person possessive suffix -in (your) and the accusative suffix -i, producing a definite direct object meaning “your delivery/handing over.” In practical use, teslimini functions as the object of a verb, referring to the delivery or surrender that belongs to the person being addressed, depending on context.

Etymology and meaning: teslim comes from Turkish but traces part of its linguistic lineage to Arabic taslīm (submission, giving, bringing). In Turkish, teslim is widely used in legal, administrative, and commercial contexts to refer to handing over goods, documents, or responsibilities, as well as to the act of surrender.

Usage: As a grammatical form, teslimini appears in sentences where the speaker specifies that the delivery or surrender in question is associated with the addressee. For example, a sentence like “Teslimini aldık” translates roughly to “We have received your delivery.” The exact meaning can shift with context between the act of delivering something and the act of surrendering or submitting something to another party.

See also: teslim, teslimat, teslimiyet, teslim etmek, teslim olmak.