faaliyetine

Faaliyetine is a Turkish grammatical form derived from faaliyet, meaning activity or operation. It is created by attaching the third-person singular possessive suffix -i (its) to faaliyet and then adding the dative case suffix -e, producing faaliyetine. As a result, the form means “to its activity” or “for its activity” and is used to indicate the indirect object or the target of an action within a sentence.

In Turkish, noun phrases can carry multiple suffixes in a fixed order: root + possessive suffix + case suffix. Thus faaliyetine demonstrates how possession and case interact to locate an action toward a thing belonging to someone or something.

Usage: Faaliyetine appears in formal, administrative, or technical contexts, often in references to a company’s operations, governmental programs, or organized activities. It is not a standalone lexical entry but a grammatical inflection of faaliyet.

Examples: Şirket, faaliyetine devam etmek için yeni bir yatırım yaptı. Doğal afetler, faaliyetine zarar verdi. These illustrate “to continue its activity” and “to its activity” being harmed.

Etymology: The base noun faaliyet comes from Turkish, derived from Arabic fa’aliyah/fi’liyyah, meaning activity or operation; the current form faaliyetine is a standard Turkish inflected form built from this root.

See also: faaliyet, Turkish grammar, dative case, possessive suffixes.