düzenlerin

Düzenlerin is the genitive plural form of the Turkish noun düzen, meaning order, arrangement, or system. As a genitive plural, düzenlerin translates to “of the arrangements” or “of the orders,” and it is used to indicate possession, relation, or effect involving multiple configurations, arrangements, or states of affairs.

Düzen has several core senses. It can denote a physical or logical layout (the arrangement of items), an organized system or method, and the broader social or political order of a community. In everyday speech, phrases such as düzenli (orderly) and düzeni bozmak (to disrupt the order) are common; in formal or political discourse, düzen can refer to an established regime or structure of governance.

Grammatically, düzen is a native Turkish noun. Its plural is düzenler. The genitive plural is formed by adding -in to the plural: düzenlerin. This form typically appears with verbs and constructions describing actions that affect the arrangements, for example: düzenlerin bozulması (the disruption of the arrangements) or düzenlerin korunması için önlemler alındı (Measures were taken to preserve the arrangements).

Related terms include düzenlemek (to arrange), düzenli (ordered), and düzenbaz (a schemer, someone who disturbs order). The term düzenlerin appears across literature, journalism, and policy discussions when discussing multiple orders, systems, or configurations and their changes or protections.