kesiminin
Kesiminin is a Turkish noun phrase formed from kesim, meaning a cut, section, or portion, combined with possessive and genitive suffixes to indicate possession. In Turkish, kesiminin roughly translates to “of the cut/portion” or “the cut’s/portion’s,” depending on context. It is not a standalone concept with a fixed definition; rather, its meaning is determined by the surrounding words and the specific sense of kesim in a sentence. The form is commonly used in formal, technical, or descriptive Turkish to reference a particular portion or segment of a whole.
- Portion or segment: kesiminin can denote the share or division of a larger quantity, such as a
- Context-dependent nuance: the exact translation depends on the noun it modifies, for example kesiminin maliyeti (the
- Kesiminin arises in contexts requiring possession by a subject not explicitly named, typical of Turkish possessive-genitive
- It is a functional form rather than a fixed concept, so its interpretation relies on adjacent
- Kesiminin maliyeti artıyor. The cost of the portion is rising.
- Kesiminin büyüklüğü, raporda önemli bir konudur. The size of the portion is an important topic in
- Projede kesiminin payları yeniden dağıtıldı. The shares of the portions in the project were redistributed.
- Turkish grammar: possessive and genitive constructions
- Kesim ( Turkish noun) for the base meanings of “cut,” “section,” or “portion”