Ziyaretçide

Ziyaretçide is a Turkish word that translates to "on the visitor" or "in the visitor's possession" in English. It is a possessive form of the noun "ziyaretçi," which means "visitor." The suffix "-de" indicates location or possession. Therefore, "ziyaretçide" signifies something belonging to or being with a visitor.

This term can be used in various contexts. For example, one might say "parası ziyaretçide kaldı" which translates to "his money remained with the visitor" or "he left his money with the visitor." Another common usage could be related to items that a visitor brings or is carrying. If someone asks "anahtar kimde?" (who has the key?), a possible answer could be "ziyaretçide" (it's with the visitor).

The grammatical structure of "ziyaretçide" is formed by taking the noun "ziyaretçi" and adding the locative case suffix "-de." This suffix attaches directly to the noun, indicating that the subject or object in question is associated with the visitor in some way, either physically or in terms of ownership. The precise meaning is often clarified by the surrounding sentence.