moleküllerinin

Moleküllerinin is a Turkish noun phrase used to express possession or a genitive relation involving molecules. It commonly appears in scientific and descriptive Turkish to mean “of their molecules” or “the molecules of [a group].” The form can indicate that a property or action belongs to or pertains to a group of molecules, depending on context.

Morphologically, moleküllerinin is formed from moleküller (the plural of molekül, meaning molecules) combined with the genitive plural suffix -lerinin. This suffix marks possession by a third-person plural subject (they/ their) and attaches to the plural noun. The resulting phrase integrates the possessive/genitive relationship with the noun it modifies, as in noun phrase constructions such as “moleküllerinin yapısı” (the structure of their molecules) or “moleküllerinin etkileşimi” (the interaction of their molecules). The exact antecedent for “their” is determined by the surrounding discourse.

Usage examples include:

- Bu deneyde moleküllerinin davranışı incelendi. (In this experiment, the behavior of their molecules was studied.)

- Moleküllerinin etkileşimleri, reaksiyon hızını etkileyebilir. (The interactions of their molecules can affect the reaction rate.)

- Çalışma, moleküllerinin konformasyonlarının belirleyici olduğunu öne sürüyor. (The study argues that the conformations of their molecules are decisive.)

In Turkish, possessive and genitive forms like -lerinin are common in technical and academic writing to attribute properties and actions to groups of molecules. See also Turkish grammar and possessive/genitive suffixes.