indeksinin

Indeksinin is a Turkish grammatical form derived from the noun indeks (index). It represents a genitive possessive construction meaning “of his/her/its index” and is used to link the index to another element in a sentence, indicating ownership or association.

In Turkish, possessive and genitive suffixes are attached to nouns to express relationships between entities. Indeksinin typically appears in phrases such as indeksinin değeri (the value of the index), indeksinin performansı (the index’s performance), or indeksinin bileşenleri (the components of the index). Such phrases are common in academic, financial, and technical writing when discussing indices—whether stock market indices, bibliographic indices, or index structures in information systems.

Note that indeksinin is not a standalone concept; it is a grammatical form used to construct noun phrases. The exact suffix chain can vary depending on the possessor and sentence structure, but the meaning remains ownership or association with the index.

See also: indeks; Turkish grammar; possessive suffixes; genitive case.