panellerinin

Panellerinin is a Turkish noun phrase meaning “their panels” or “the panels of them.” It is built from paneller, the plural form of panel, combined with Turkish suffixes that express possession by a third-person plural subject. The form illustrates how Turkish stacks suffixes to convey grammatical relations, such as plurality, possession, and the association between nouns.

In usage, panellerinin typically appears in sentences where the panels belong to multiple people or entities and the speaker refers to those panels as belonging to them. For example, panellerinin bakımı gerekli translates to “the maintenance of their panels is necessary.” Another example is panellerinin sayısını artırdılar, meaning “they increased the number of their panels.” The exact to-and-from of the suffixes can vary with vowel harmony and sentence position, but the general function remains: to indicate possession by a group.

Notes on interpretation and context emphasize that Turkish relies on suffixes rather than separate possessive pronouns. Panellerinin can thus function as a possessor phrase within larger phrases, and its role in a sentence is determined by the surrounding case endings and word order. When encountered, it signals a plural owner connected to the noun panel and is a common example of Turkish morphology in academic discussions of possessive and genitive constructions.

See also: Turkish grammar, Turkish suffixes, Genitive case, Possessive suffix.