Usullarini

Usullarini is a Turkish word form that functions as a noun phrase meaning “their methods” when used as the direct object of a verb. It is built from the root usul, meaning method or principle, with the plural suffix and possessive and accusative endings that mark meaning and case. In standard Turkish, the related forms include usuller (methods), usulleri (their methods), and usullerini (their methods as a direct object). The exact spelling can vary with transliteration, but usullarini appears in written Turkish as the accusative form of the third-person plural possessive construction.

Usage and examples

In ordinary Turkish, you might see a sentence such as Onların usullarini kullanıyoruz, which translates to “We are using their methods.” The form signals that the methods belong to them and that they are the object of the action denoted by the verb. Because it is a diagnostic example of Turkish morphology rather than a standalone concept, usullarini is typically encountered in language-learning materials, grammar explanations, or text where inflected noun phrases are examined.

Notes

Usullarini is not a proper noun. It illustrates how Turkish uses a sequence of suffixes to convey possession (their), plurality (methods), and grammatical role (direct object) in a single word. The broader root usul also appears in other contexts, such as academic or legal terms, where it denotes method, approach, or principle.