Verisi

Verisi is the third-person singular possessive form of the Turkish noun veri, meaning data. In Turkish, possessive forms attach to nouns to indicate ownership or association; verisi translates as “its data” or “the data of it” depending on context.

Etymology and morphology: The base veri ends with the vowel i, and the possessive suffix -si attaches to form verisi, with vowel harmony guiding pronunciation. When expressing possession for a specific referent, the possessor is usually indicated in the broader noun phrase, for example kurumun verisi meaning “the data of the institution,” while verisi alone can refer to the data belonging to an already identified subject.

Usage: Verisi is commonly used to refer to the data belonging to a particular entity without repeating the possessor. It can function as the subject or object within a clause. Examples include: “Verisi güvenlidir” meaning “Its data is secure,” and “Verisinin doğruluğu kritik öneme sahiptir” meaning “The accuracy of its data is of critical importance.”

See also: veri (data), possessive suffixes in Turkish.