gördükleri

gördükleri is a Turkish word that translates to "what they saw" or "their sight" in English. It is the past tense of the verb "görmek" (to see) combined with the plural possessive suffix "leri" (their). This grammatical construction indicates that the seeing was done by a group of people or entities and refers to the object or experience they perceived.

The term "gördükleri" can be used in various contexts. It might refer to the literal visual perception of a group, such as "Kuşların gördükleri" meaning "what the birds saw." Alternatively, it can imply an understanding or realization based on observation, such as "Çocukların gördükleri onlara ders oldu" which translates to "What the children saw became a lesson for them." The meaning is often determined by the surrounding sentence and the implied subject.

In literature and everyday conversation, "gördükleri" can be used to describe shared experiences, collective observations, or the impact of something witnessed by multiple individuals. It emphasizes a common visual or experiential input that influences a group. The precise nuance can range from a simple report of visual data to a more profound statement about the shared impact of an event or scene.