görürler

Görürler is a Turkish verb form meaning "they see." It is the third-person plural form of the verb görmek (to see) in the simple present tense (zamanı geniş). In Turkish, subjects are often omitted, so görürler can stand alone as a predicate meaning "they see," or appear with an explicit subject, as in Onlar görürler.

Form and usage: Görürler is built from the root gör- with the present-tense suffix -ür- (a vowel-harmony variant of -ir/-er) and the plural personal ending -ler. The root consonant r remains before the suffix, yielding görürler. This form typically expresses a habitual or general observation rather than a single moment of seeing. It is common in both written and spoken Turkish, including narrative and descriptive contexts.

Related forms and notes: The verb’s other present-tense forms include görür (he/she/it sees) and görürüz (we see), as well as görürsünüz (you plural see). The past tense is rendered as gördü (he/she/it saw) and related past forms for plural subjects exist as well. Turkish verbs are highly inflected, and person, number, and tense are conveyed entirely through suffixes attached to the verb stem.

See also: Seeing in Turkish includes a wide range of aspect and mood markers; görürler exemplifies the standard present-tense, third-person plural form used for general statements about multiple subjects.