ailelerin

Ailelerin is a Turkish term that translates roughly as "the families" or "of the families." It is the genitive plural form of the noun aile (family). In Turkish, the word aile forms a plural with the suffix -ler to become aileler, and the genitive suffix -in attaches to that to yield ailelerin, used to indicate possession by a group of families (the families' …).

Form and function: Turkish is an agglutinative language, and possessive and genitive relations are expressed with suffix chains. The structure here is root + plural suffix + genitive suffix. The resulting form, ailelerin, can function as a dependent noun phrase modifying another noun or as part of a sentence to express possession by multiple families.

Usage examples: Examples include sentences such as "Ailelerin geliri düşüyor" (The families' income is falling) and "Ailelerin bütçesi giderek küçülüyor" (The families' budget is shrinking). Another example is "Ailelerin yaşam biçimleri çeşitlidir" (The families' lifestyle practices are varied).

Etymology and notes: The base noun aile is native Turkish; aileler and ailelerin are standard forms used to refer to groups of families. The word appears frequently in discussions of social structure, household economics, and family-related topics in Turkish discourse.