içindeler

içindeler is a Turkish word that translates to "they are inside" or "they are within" in English. It is a plural form, indicating that multiple items or entities are contained within something else. The word is formed by combining the root "iç" (inside) with the present continuous participle suffix "-in" and the third-person plural suffix "-deler".

This grammatical construction is common in Turkish and is used in various contexts. For instance, if a group of people are in a room, one might say "Onlar odanın içindeler" which means "They are inside the room." Similarly, if objects are in a box, one could say "Eşyalar kutunun içindeler," meaning "The items are inside the box."

The term can also be used metaphorically. For example, if someone is deeply involved in a project, they might be described as "projenin içindeler," implying they are fully immersed or part of it. The exact meaning often depends on the surrounding context and the nature of what is being described. The usage of içindeler emphasizes the state of being contained or included.