belgesi

Belgesi is a Turkish noun form meaning “its document” or “the document’s.” It is created from belge (document) combined with the third-person possessive suffix -si, with vowel harmony determining the exact pronunciation. The suffix marks possession, so belgesi is used to refer to a document belonging to a person, an institution, an organization, or another referenced entity. In formal and administrative language, belgesi often appears in contexts where the document associated with a particular subject must be identified or discussed.

Usage and context: Belgesi commonly occurs in legal, governmental, and official communication to indicate ownership or association with a document. It can function within larger noun phrases, for example to designate “the institution’s document” or “the identity document of a person,” depending on the surrounding context. Turkish speakers may further inflect belgesi to express different grammatical relations, yielding forms such as belgesinin, belgesine, belgesindeki, and similar constructions that convey possession, direction, or location.

Relation to other terms: The base word belge covers documents, certificates, credentials, and records in a general sense. Belgesi specifically marks possession or association with a third person or entity. Related terms in Turkish official language include kimlik belgesi (identity document), resmi belge (official document), and tapu belgesi (title deed).

Notes: Belgesi is not a proper noun; it is a grammatical form within Turkish. It appears primarily in written and formal Turkish, where precise reference to a document and its ownership is needed. See also Belge, Resmi belge, Kimlik belgesi.