adreslerini

Adreslerini is a Turkish noun phrase meaning “their addresses” when used as a direct object. It forms from adres (address) with Turkish possessive and case suffixes, signaling that the addresses belong to a third party and that the phrase is the object of the sentence.

Morphology and construction: The base word adres combines with the plural suffix -ler to yield adresler (addresses). The third-person plural possessive suffix -leri indicates “their.” The accusative suffix -i marks the word as the definite object. The result is adreslerini, which translates roughly to “their addresses” as the object of a verb.

Usage: adreslerini commonly appears in sentences where someone is performing an action on someone else’s addresses. Examples include:

- Onların adreslerini gördüm. (I saw their addresses.)

- Adreslerini paylaşabilir misiniz? (Can you share their addresses?)

- Adreslerini nereden bulabiliriz? (Where can we find their addresses?)

Notes: adreslerini is distinct from adresleri, which means “their addresses” in the nominative or general possessive form without a direct-object marker. Turkish often stacks suffices to convey possession and case, so the exact endings signal both whose addresses are being referred to and how the noun functions in the sentence.

Related forms: adres (address); adresler (addresses); adreslerini (their addresses as direct object); other possessive forms vary by person and number, producing phrases like adreslerim (my addresses) or adreslerimiz (our addresses) in different grammatical contexts.