fiillerin

Fiillerin is a Turkish grammatical form that functions as the genitive/possessive of fiiller, the noun meaning "verbs." It represents the combination of the plural suffix and the possessive suffix, producing a construction that translates roughly as "of the verbs" or "the verbs’." In Turkish, the same suffix -in appears in different contexts to mark possession, year-to-year relation, or attribution, and it harmonizes with the preceding vowel.

Morphologically, fiillerin is built by first forming the plural fiiller from fiil (verb) with the plural suffix -ler/-lar. The following suffix -in is the second-person possessive (and, in genitive sense, marks possession or association with the possessor). The result is a word that signals a relationship to another noun, rather than a standalone noun.

Usage in sentences is typically to modify another noun or phrase, indicating that the related content belongs to or concerns the verbs. For example: Fiillerin anlamı nedir? ("What is the meaning of the verbs?") or Fiillerin çekimi karmaşıktır. ("The conjugation of the verbs is complex.") The form demonstrates Turkish agglutination, where multiple suffixes attach in a chain to express complex syntax through suffixal means.

Notes on variation: Turkish suffixes change form to fit vowel harmony and, in some cases, consonant context. The -in suffix may appear as -in, -ın, -ün, or -un depending on the preceding vowel, with -in occurring after front vowels like e. Fiillerin thus exemplifies how possessive and plural suffixes interact to create a genitive phrase in Turkish grammar.