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kültürün

Kültürün is a Turkish term that functions as the genitive form of kültür (culture). It marks possession or association, translating roughly to “of culture” or “culture’s” in English when used in noun phrases. The form is common in academic, journalistic, and everyday Turkish to connect culture to other concepts or entities.

In Turkish, genitive suffixes attach to a noun to indicate ownership or a relationship to another noun.

Usage notes can help clarify its function. Kültürün forms part of noun phrases and can precede another

Examples:

- Kültürün etkisi toplumsal davranışları şekillendirir. (The influence of culture shapes social behavior.)

- Kültürün tarihi incelenmektedir. (The history of culture is being studied.)

- Kültürün korunması önemli bir politikadır. (The preservation of culture is an important policy.)

See also kültür, Turkish grammar, genitive case.

The
suffix
varies
by
vowel
harmony,
appearing
as
-ın,
-in,
-un,
or
-ün.
For
kültür,
which
contains
the
front
rounded
vowel
ü,
the
genitive
suffix
is
-ün,
producing
kültürün.
Examples
include
kültürün
etkisi
(the
influence
of
culture),
kültürün
tarihi
(the
history
of
culture),
and
kültürün
korunması
(the
preservation
of
culture).
noun,
verb,
or
adjective,
linking
culture
to
a
described
property
or
action.
The
genitive
construction
is
widely
used
in
discussions
of
heritage,
identity,
social
change,
and
cultural
policy.
It
is
distinct
from
the
nominative
form
kültür,
which
simply
means
culture
as
a
subject
or
topic,
and
from
other
cases
such
as
the
accusative
or
dative
that
serve
different
grammatical
roles.