dizilerini

Dizilerini is a Turkish word-formation that functions as the accusative form of the possessive plural for the noun dizi, meaning “series” or “TV show.” It indicates that the series belongs to a plural third‑person subject (they) and that the series is the definite direct object in a clause. The base noun dizi means a series; diziler is the plural form.

Morphology and construction guidance: Turkish typically builds dizileri from the root by adding the plural suffix -ler/-lar to yield diziler (their series), then the possessive suffix -i indicating third‑person plural ownership to form dizileri. The final suffix -ni marks it as a definite direct object, giving dizilerini. This sequence can be summarized as root -> plural -ler/-lar -> possessive -i (their) -> accusative -ni (object). For example, Dizilerini izledim translates as “I watched their series.”

Usage and meaning: Dizilerini can appear in sentences where a speaker refers to someone else’s TV shows or serialized works as the object of an action. It is used in everyday Turkish and in written text to convey possession by a group of people and a specific, definite object. The form is not a proper noun or title; its meaning is determined by context and surrounding pronouns or nouns.

See also: Turkish grammar, Turkish suffixes, possessive suffixes, accusative suffix.