kuvvetlerini

Kuvvetlerini is a Turkish phrase that means “their powers” or “their forces” when used as the direct object of a sentence. It is formed from the base kuvvet (power, force), the plural marker -ler, the third-person plural possessive suffix -leri, and the accusative case suffix -i. The result functions as the definite, accusative form of kuvvetler, indicating that the powers belong to a group and are the thing being acted upon.

In usage, kuvvetlerini appears in contexts where a group’s abilities or capabilities are the focus of the action. For example, Kuvvetlerini kullanarak düşmanı yenildiler means “They defeated the enemy by using their powers.” The phrase can also be found in discussions of strategic, political, or fantastical scenarios, where characters or nations mobilize or deploy their powers. As with other Turkish noun phrases, the exact nuance depends on context, but the word typically conveys ownership by a plural subject and marks the powers as a definite object.

Etymologically, kuvvet derives from Turkish and ultimately traces to the Arabic quwwah, meaning strength or power. The form kuvvetlerini reflects Turkish morphology that combines number, possession, and case in a single noun phrase. In modern Turkish, the expression is common in formal writing, journalism, fantasy literature, and narratives that emphasize capabilities, either literal or figurative, of a group or entity.