modüllerin

Modüllerin is a Turkish word formed from the noun modül (module) with the plural suffix -ler to create modüller (modules) and the genitive/possessive suffix -in, producing modüllerin. It generally functions as the possessive or genitive form meaning “of the modules” or, in some contexts, a possessive construction related to the modules.

Morphology and pronunciation notes: Turkish is an agglutinative language, so multiple suffixes attach to a base word in sequence. The last vowel of the stem influences suffix choice due to vowel harmony; with modül, the plural suffix becomes -ler, yielding modüller, and the following possessive/genitive suffix -in attaches to that form, giving modüllerin. The exact possessor (who owns or relates to the modules) is determined by context, and the same form can appear in phrases meaning “the modules’ …” or, depending on sentence structure, a specific possessive sense.

Usage and examples: Modüllerin işlevleri çok önemlidir (The functions of the modules are very important). Modüllerin bakımı düzenli yapılmalıdır (Maintenance of the modules should be performed regularly). Modüllerin güvenliği üzerinde çalışmak gerekir (Work on the security of the modules is necessary). When one needs to say “your modules,” Turkish would typically use modülleriniz, while modüllerin specifically marks a relation to “the modules” in a possessive sense.

Related terms: modül and modüller are closely connected, and modüllerin demonstrates Turkish suffixation and possessive constructions in technical and academic language.