gözleri

Gözleri is a Turkish noun form that refers to someone’s eyes. It is derived from the singular noun göz (eye) and is used to indicate possession by a third person or a plural possessor, such as he, she, it, or they, depending on the surrounding context. In sentences, gözleri can function as the subject or the object, and it often appears in simple descriptive phrases as well as more complex clauses.

Common uses include describing appearance or emotion, for example “Onun gözleri mavi” means “His/Her eyes are blue.” It can also appear in phrases with the accusative, such as “Gözlerini kapattı” meaning “He closed his eyes,” where the plural noun is marked to indicate the direct object. Another frequent construction is gözleriyle, meaning “with his/her eyes,” used to express doing something using the eyes or looking in a particular way.

Morphology and related forms are typical of Turkish possessive constructions. Göz, the root, forms various possessive and plural variants depending on the possessor and syntactic role, producing forms like gözler (eyes, plural) and gözlerim (my eyes). The form gözleri specifically signals a third-person or plural possessor in many contexts.

In summary, gözleri is a common Turkish form used to refer to someone’s eyes in a way that foregrounds possession, with versatile use in descriptive, narrative, and everyday language.