bezlerini

Bezlerini is a Turkish inflected form derived from the noun bez, which can mean cloth or diaper. It represents the plural form bezler with the third-person plural possessive suffix -leri and the accusative case suffix -i, yielding a definite direct object. In practice, bezlerini translates roughly to “their cloths/diapers” as a direct object, with the exact sense depending on context.

The morphology of bezlerini illustrates Turkish suffix order: base noun bez, plural marker -ler, possessive suffix -leri indicating “their,” and the accusative suffix -i marking the definite direct object. The result is used in sentences to refer to someone’s clothes, diapers, or analogous cloth items that are being acted upon.

Usage notes and examples:

- Çocuklar bezlerini değiştirdiler. (The children changed their diapers.)

- Onların bezlerini yıkadılar. (They washed their diapers/cloths.)

- Bezlerini nerede kaybettin? (Where did you lose their diapers/cloths?)

Because bez can refer to both a diaper and a cloth, the precise meaning of bezlerini depends on context and surrounding words. In everyday Turkish, the intended referent is typically made clear by additional nouns or the broader sentence. The form is primarily a grammatical construction used in ordinary speech and writing, rather than a standalone lexical entry with a meaning of its own.