kuvvetlerin

Kuvvetlerin is a Turkish term formed from the plural noun kuvvet (force, power) plus the genitive plural suffix -in, yielding the possessive form that means “of the forces” or “the forces’.” It functions as a genitive construction used to indicate possession, association, or relation among multiple forces. The base noun kuvvet is used widely in Turkish in physics to mean a physical force, as well as in everyday language for strength or power, and in political or military discourse for influence or authority.

The word kuvvet derives from Turkish, with etymological roots in the idea of strength, and has been influenced by Arabic quwwah meaning “power,” transmitted through Persian and Ottoman Turkish into Turkish.

In Turkish morphology, the plural form is kuvvetler and the genitive suffix -in attaches to the plural to form kuvvetlerin. This form is used wherever a phrase needs to express “of the forces” or “the forces’” within sentences, for example in discussions of physics, engineering, or political analysis.

Typical usages include kuvvetlerin dengesi (the balance of the forces), kuvvetlerin toplamı (the sum of the forces), and kuvvetlerin yönleri (the directions of the forces). In political or strategic contexts, it may appear as kuvvetlerin dağılımı (the distribution of powers) or kuvvetlerin değişimi (the change of the powers).