leriniz

Leriniz is a Turkish grammatical sequence rather than a standalone vocabulary item. It represents the combination of two suffixes used to indicate possession by the second-person plural (you all) for a noun that is in plural form. Specifically, it combines the plural suffix -ler with the second-person plural possessive suffix -iniz (subject to vowel harmony), attached to the base noun.

The usual order is base noun + -ler (to pluralize) + -iniz (to mark possession by you all). For example, evleriniz means “your houses,” arabalarınız means “your cars,” and çocuklarınız means “your children.” These forms are written as a single word and reflect Turkish morphology rather than a separate lexeme.

Usage and notes: Leriniz appears in contexts where a speaker is referring to objects possessed by a group of people addressed as “you all.” It can be extended with additional suffixes for location, state, or other grammatical functions, as in evlerinizde (in your houses) or evlerinizden (from your houses). The form may vary in pronunciation and spelling according to Turkish vowel harmony, but the standard written form remains a concatenation of the plural suffix -ler and the possessive suffix -iniz.

Leriniz is therefore a functional element of Turkish possessive morphology, illustrating how pluralization and second-person plural possession are expressed together on a noun. It is not a standalone noun or verb, but a productive pattern learners encounter when forming phrases that refer to what a group owns.