gördüklerine

gördüklerine is a Turkish word that translates to "what was seen" or "the things seen." It is a compound word formed from the verb "görmek" (to see) and the past participle suffix "-dük" combined with the plural marker "-ler" and the possessive suffix "-i." This grammatical structure indicates something that has been observed or witnessed, often with a sense of immediacy or direct experience.

The term can be used in a variety of contexts. For example, it might refer to the visual evidence presented in a police report, the observations made by a scientist during an experiment, or simply the everyday experiences of an individual. The emphasis is on the act of seeing and the resulting perception. It implies a direct sensory input rather than an interpretation or deduction.

In literature and discourse, "gördüklerine inanmak" (to believe what one sees) is a common phrase highlighting the power of visual evidence. Conversely, questioning "gördüklerine" can imply skepticism or doubt about the reliability of one's own senses or the veracity of what is being presented. The word encapsulates the fundamental human experience of perceiving the world through sight and the subsequent processing of that information.