sebeplerin

Sebeplerin is a Turkish word formed from the noun sebep, meaning reason or cause, with the plural suffix -ler and the second-person possessive suffix -in. The result is a possessive plural noun that translates roughly as “your causes” or, in context, “the causes of you.” It is a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical item in Turkish, and its meaning depends on the surrounding sentence.

Morphology and function: sebep (singular) → sebepler (plural) → sebeplerin (plural with second-person possessive). The suffix sequence indicates possession by the second person singular (sen/siz) without an explicit pronoun. Turkish does not use articles, so the interpretation of sebeplerin as “your causes” relies on context. The form commonly appears within noun phrases and clauses that discuss reasons or causes attributed to someone or something.

Usage and examples: In ordinary Turkish, sebeplerin is used to reference reasons attributed to the listener or a previously mentioned subject. Examples include: Sebeplerin nelerdir? (What are your reasons?/What are the causes?) Sebeplerin açıklandı. (Your reasons have been explained.) Sebeplerin üzerinde çalışmalıyız. (We should work on your reasons.)

See also: sebep (singular, “cause” or “reason”), sebepler (plural, “causes”), neden (a synonym for reason or cause in Turkish). The term is primarily a grammatical form used within Turkish sentences to indicate possession, rather than a standalone concept with extensive independent usage.