giderleri

Giderleri is a Turkish noun form that refers to expenses or expenditures and, more specifically, indicates possession by a plural subject. The base noun gider means expense, and giderler is the plural form meaning expenses. The form giderleri combines the plural suffix -ler with the third-person plural possessive suffix -i, yielding a possessive plural form that translates roughly as “their expenses” or “the expenses of them.” In practice, giderleri appears in contexts where several people or entities share or are attributed with expenses.

Morphology and usage

Giderleri is built from gider (expense) plus the plural suffix -ler and the possessive suffix -leri. This indicates that the expenses belong to a plural possessor. Turkish speakers may use giderler for generic “expenses,” while giderleri marks possession by multiple owners or a plural subject. The term is common in financial and administrative language, including budgeting, accounting, and reporting.

Context and examples

Giderleri commonly appears in phrases such as giderleri azaltmak (to reduce their expenses) and giderleri kontrol altında tutmak (to keep their expenses under control). It is often contrasted with gelirlер (revenues) in budgeting discussions. Synonyms for gider include masraflar and harcamalar, while giderleri can be preferred when stressing the expenses of a group or organization.

See also

Gider (expense), masraflar, harcamalar, gelir (revenue), bütçe (budget). The term is primarily used in Turkish financial and administrative contexts and reflects standard Turkish morphology for plural and possessive forms.