partilerin

Partilerin is a Turkish term that functions as the genitive plural form of the noun parti, meaning “the parties” or “of the parties.” In Turkish, the basic form parti refers to a political party or a party in general, and its plural is partiler. When the plural is combined with the genitive suffix, the result is partilerin, used to indicate possession or attribution by multiple parties.

Formation and grammar: partiler (the parties) + in (genitive suffix, adjusted for vowel harmony) yields partilerin. Turkish often stacks the plural suffix -ler/-lar with the genitive suffix -in/-ın/-un/-ün, producing forms like partilerin to express “the parties’.” The structure is a typical example of how Turkish marks possession for plural nouns through suffix chains rather than separate words.

Usage: partilerin is used to introduce a noun phrase that belongs to or is associated with more than one party. Examples include: Partilerin politikaları bu seçimde belirleyici oldu. (The parties’ policies were decisive in this election.) Partilerin ortak bildirisi yayımlandı. (The parties’ joint statement was published.) Partilerin mali durumu bu yıl yakından izleniyor. (The parties’ financial status is being watched closely this year.)

Etymology: parti is borrowed into Turkish from European languages such as French or Italian, with related forms in Turkish morphology adapted to fit Turkish phonology and suffixal system. Partilerin therefore reflects a standard Turkish pattern for forming the genitive plural of a common noun.