getirilerin

Getirilerin is the genitive form of the Turkish plural noun getiriler, which translates as yields or returns. It covers both financial returns—such as investment profits—and agricultural yields, like crop outputs. The genitive suffix -in attaches to getiriler to indicate possession or association, producing phrases such as getirilerin dağılımı (the distribution of the yields) or getirilerin toplamı (the total of the yields).

In usage, getirilerin appears in statistical, economic, and agricultural writing to refer to the set of returns or yields under analysis. It is common in expressions that describe distribution, comparison, or trends of yields, profits, or incomes. For example, a report might discuss getirilerin artışı (an increase in the yields/returns) or the effects of policy on getirilerin dağılımı (the distribution of the yields).

Etymology and related terms: The term derives from the Turkish noun getiri, meaning return or yield, which in turn is linked to the verb getirmek meaning to bring. Getirilerin and related forms appear frequently in economic analyses, farm statistics, and financial reporting. Related terms include getiri (return), verim (yield or efficiency), hasılat (revenue or proceeds), and kâr (profit).