görevine

Görevine is a Turkish inflected form of the noun görev, meaning duty or task. It is built by combining the 2nd person possessive suffix -in (your) with the dative suffix -e, yielding görevin + e in pronunciation and spelling as görevine. The resulting meaning is roughly “to your duty” or, depending on the context, “to his/her duty.” In Turkish morphology, the order is noun + possessive suffix + dative suffix, and vowel harmony governs the exact vowels that appear.

Usage and meaning. Görevine is used when the action of the verb is directed toward or concerned with the subject’s duties. It often appears in imperative or deontic constructions that stress responsibility or obligation. Examples in sense are not standalone quotes but parts of full clauses, such as focusing on one’s duties or acting in accordance with one’s responsibilities. A sense of duty or accountability is common in administrative, organizational, and formal discourse when giving directions or reminders.

Morphological notes. Because it is an inflected form rather than a standalone base word, görevine derives from görev and reflects normal Turkish affixation rules. Variants can appear with different persons or cases, such as görevin (your duty) in other grammatical environments, where the suffix chain is adjusted to fit the intended case and possessor.

See also: görev, Turkish grammar, possessive suffixes, dative case.