görsellerine

Görsellerine is a Turkish grammatical form derived from the noun görsel, meaning an image or visual. The term is not a standalone lexical entry but a bound form used to express “to your images” in a sentence. It combines the plural form görseller (images) with the second-person possessive suffix and the dative case, yielding a phrase that indicates direction toward or for the addressee’s images.

Morphology and grammar: In Turkish, görsel becomes görseller in the plural. The possessive suffix for “you” is added, producing görsellerin, and the dative suffix -e/-a is then appended to form görsellerine. Thus the structure is görsel + ler (plural) + in (your) + e (to/for). The resulting form functions as a dative noun phrase and can serve as a recipient or target in a clause, such as in contexts involving access to, viewing, or transferring to someone’s images.

Usage: Görsellerine appears in Turkish in informal or formal speech and writing wherever the destination or beneficiary of an action is specified as “to your images.” It is common in discussions of digital media, image repositories, or messaging where one is directing attention, access, or responsibility toward the addressee’s visuals.

Notes: As a grammatical form, görsellerine reflects Turkish agglutinative morphology, where a base noun is extended with multiple suffixes to express number, possession, and case. The exact suitability of the form depends on syntactic context and whether the intended meaning requires a dative destination rather than a simple plural possessive. See Turkish grammar and suffixation for broader patterns.