görüntülerini

Görüntülerini is a Turkish noun form that means “their images” when used as a direct object. It derives from the base noun görüntü, meaning image or picture, and combines elements that indicate plurality and possession, as well as the accusative case to mark it as the object of a verb.

In Turkish, plurality is shown by -ler/-lar, and the third-person possessive ending indicates ownership by more than one person. The final suffix marks the word as a definite direct object. The surface form görütülerini thus conveys that the images belong to them and are being acted upon in the sentence.

The word is commonly used in contexts where someone refers to a set of images owned by others and involved in an action, such as viewing, sharing, or editing. For example, in sentences like “Görüntülerini gördüm” (I saw their images) or “Görüntülerini paylaştılar” (They shared their images), the form clearly marks both ownership and the object role of the noun.

For speakers who prefer a non-accusative construction, or when ownership is stated more explicitly, alternatives include onların görüntüleri (their images) or görüntüleri (images, with sans possessive nuance depending on context). The term is widely understood in modern Turkish, including in media, digital communication, and everyday conversation.