deneylerinin

Deneylerinin is a Turkish inflected form built from the noun deney, which can mean either experiment or experience depending on context. In Turkish, possession and relation are shown through suffixes rather than separate words. The third-person plural possessive suffix -leri attaches to deney to form deneyleri, meaning “their experiments.” A further suffix, the genitive (often translated as “of”) -in/-ın/-un/-ün, attaches to the same noun to mark possession in the sense of “of.” When combined, these suffixes yield deneylerinin, the genitive form of “their experiments,” i.e., “of their experiments” or “their experiments’.”

In use, deneylerinin is typically found in noun phrases within sentences such as Deneylerinin sonuçları açıktır (The results of their experiments are clear). The construction is common in academic and formal Turkish, where it appears in discussions of research findings, procedures, or comparative analyses. For example, Bu rapor deneylerinin tekrarlanabilirliğini tartışıyor would translate as This report discusses the repeatability of their experiments.

Note that deney also has a related form deneyim, meaning experience. The possessive/genitive chain of deneyi, deneyinin, deneylerinin, and deneyimlerinin can produce different meanings depending on the root used; for experiences, the regular form would typically be deneyimlerinin, not deneylerinin. Thus, context usually clarifies whether the sentence concerns experiments or experiences.

Overall, deneylerinin exemplifies Turkish suffixal morphology and how possessive and genitive meanings combine in a single word to express “of their experiments.”