karelerin

Karelerin is the genitive plural form of the Turkish noun kare, meaning “of the squares” or “the squares’.” Kare refers to a square, both as a geometric shape and as the concept of squaring a number (the square of x is x squared). The genitive plural suffix in Turkish is -lerin, formed by adding the plural suffix -ler to kare to create kareler and then the genitive suffix -in, with vowel harmony yielding karelerin.

In Turkish usage, kare denotes a square shape as well as the mathematical operation of squaring a number. Examples include: Kareler geometrik şekillerdir. (Squares are geometric shapes.) Karelerin kenar uzunlukları eşittir. (The sides of the squares are equal.) Bir sayının karesi, sayıyı kendisiyle çarpmanın sonucudur. (The square of a number is the result of multiplying the number by itself.) Karelerin alanları, her birinin kenar uzunluğunun karesiyle hesaplanır. (The areas of the squares are calculated by squaring each side length.)

Etymology and usage notes: kare is a native Turkish term used in geometry and arithmetic. The genitive plural form karelerin is a common grammatical construction for expressing possession or relation among multiple squares, such as in technical writing, education, and grid-based descriptions.