görevin

Görevin is a Turkish grammatical form that translates to “your task” or “your duty.” It is created by taking the noun görev, meaning duty or assignment, and adding the second-person possessive suffix -in. The result is typically written as a single word: görevin. In standard Turkish, capitalization only occurs at the beginning of a sentence or in titles, so Görevin would appear capitalized only in those contexts.

In use, görevin functions as a noun phrase that denotes ownership of a task by the addressee. Its role in a sentence depends on context and syntax; it can serve as a subject, object, or complement. Common contexts include workplaces, schools, and government or military settings, where references to an individual’s assigned responsibilities are frequent. For example, Görevin nedir? means “What is your task?” and Görevinizi tamamladınız mı? asks “Have you completed your task?” The form adapts for formality and number: göreviniz indicates “your (formal or plural) task.”

Related forms reflect Turkish possessive and case endings. Görevinin means “of your task,” Göreviniz means “your task” in formal or plural address, and görevi can appear with the accusative suffix to mark a definite direct object (e.g., Görevi tamamla = complete the task). The root görev itself covers broader senses of duty, mission, or assignment, while görevin remains a concise way to reference a specific, person-associated task in discourse.