modellerin

Modellerin is a Turkish word formed from the plural noun modeller (models) with the genitive suffix -in, meaning "of the models" or "the models’." In Turkish, the plural suffix -ler/-lar is added to a noun to form the plural, and the genitive suffix -in (with its vowel-harmony variants -ın/-in/-un/-ün) marks possession or association. The genitive suffix attaches to the plural noun, producing a single word that functions to indicate ownership or relation to another noun.

Examples of usage include:

- modellerin kıyafetleri (the models’ clothes)

- modellerin tasarımları (the models’ designs)

- modellerin performansı (the models’ performance)

In a sentence, the structure typically places the genitive form before the possessed noun: Modellerin kıyafetleri koleksiyonun odak noktasıdır. This means “The models’ clothes are the focus of the collection.” The form can represent possession by any group of models; if a specific possessor is intended, additional possessive suffixes can be added to express phrases such as “our models’ clothes” (modellerimizin kıyafetleri) or “your models’ designs” (modellerinizin tasarımları).

See also Turkish grammar, including plural formation (-ler/-lar) and possessive/genitive suffixes, and related noun phrases such as modeller (models) and various possessive constructions. The word exemplifies how Turkish combines suffixes to convey both plurality and possession in a compact form.