keseciklerini

Keseciklerini is a Turkish word form meaning roughly “their little pieces” used as a direct object. It is built from kesecik, a diminutive noun meaning a small piece or fragment; with the suffix -leri indicating possession by a third-person plural subject (their) and the accusative suffix -ni marking the word as the object of a verb. The result keseciklerini conveys that the little pieces belong to someone and are being referred to as the object of the sentence.

Etymology and morphology are typical of Turkish noun phrases that combine a stem with multiple suffixes. Kesecik is the base noun, -leri marks possession by “them,” and -ni marks the accusative case, producing the surface form keseciklerini. This suffix chain is common in Turkish when a noun is described as belonging to others and is the object of an action.

Usage and context: Keseciklerini is used in everyday Turkish to refer to small fragments, scraps, or bits that belong to others and are being acted upon grammatically as a direct object. The exact number of pieces and the owner are inferred from context, though the form explicitly signals plural possession and object role.

Examples:

- Keseciklerini topladılar. (They collected their little pieces.)

- Çantadan keseciklerini çıkardılar ve masaya koydular. (They took out their little pieces from the bag and placed them on the table.)

See also: Turkish morphology, Turkish suffixes, Turkish grammar.