belgelerini

Belgelerini is a Turkish grammatical form used to mean “their documents” in the accusative case. It is built from the noun belge (document) with a series of suffixes that mark number, possessive, and case. The base belge takes the plural suffix -ler to form belgeler (documents). Turkish then adds the appropriate possessive and case suffixes; in this form the third-person plural possessive suffix -leri (their) combines with the accusative suffix -i to yield belgelerini. In short, the form illustrates how Turkish attaches multiple suffixes in a single word to express ownership and grammatical role.

Morphology and usage in Turkish

Turkish is an agglutinative language, where suffixes attach to a noun in a fixed order to convey meaning. For belgelerini, the sequence reflects pluralization, possession by a third party, and the accusative case indicating a direct object. The same root can take other possessive or case endings to produce related forms, such as belgelerinin (their documents in the genitive) or belgelerini (their documents as the direct object). The exact suffix order is a standard pattern in Turkish noun phrases and is determined by harmony rules and conventional attachment order.

Examples

- Onların belgelerini gördüm. (I saw their documents.)

- Belgelerini teslim ettiler. (They handed in their documents.)

See also

- Turkish grammar

- Turkish possessive suffixes

- Turkish accusative case

Notes

Belgelerini is a typical example of Turkish suffixal word formation, showing how plurality, possessive, and case interact within a single noun phrase.