içselletirildiini

The word "içselletirildiini" is a Turkish word. It is the third-person singular past tense, passive voice, and accusative case form of the verb "içselleştirmek." The root verb, "içselleştirmek," means to internalize, to make something internal, or to assimilate. Therefore, "içselletirildiini" translates to "that it was internalized" or "that it had been internalized."

This grammatical construction indicates that a subject (which is not explicitly stated in this single word but would be present in a full sentence) experienced the action of being made internal. The passive voice signifies that the subject received the action, rather than performing it. The past tense indicates that this action occurred at some point in the past. The accusative case suggests that the internalized entity is the direct object of a larger action or statement.

In essence, "içselletirildiini" describes a state or event where something was successfully incorporated into an individual's thoughts, beliefs, or understanding. For example, in a sentence, it might be used to convey that a lesson was learned and truly understood by someone, or that a concept was adopted as one's own. The specific context of a full sentence would clarify what was internalized and by whom.