serginin

Serginin is a Turkish genitive form of the noun sergi, which means exhibition. It is formed by attaching the genitive suffix -in to sergi, with vowel harmony applied, producing serginin. The phrase means “of the exhibition” or “the exhibition’s” and is used to indicate possession or a close relationship within a noun phrase.

Usage is straightforward: serginin links another noun to the exhibition as possessor or related entity. Examples include serginin adı (the name of the exhibition), serginin içeriği (the content of the exhibition), and serginin açılışı (the opening of the exhibition). Turkish does not use a separate definite article; the genitive form itself marks the relationship. The form changes with vowel harmony in other contexts or when forming plurals, such as sergilerin for “exhibitions” (or “exhibitions’”) in related phrases.

Notes for learners: serginin is one of several Turkish suffixes that attach to a base noun to express grammatical relations. Its use is common in catalogs, event descriptions, press coverage, and everyday speech when describing attributes or events related to an exhibition. Proper understanding of serginin helps in constructing phrases that clearly denote ownership or association with a specific exhibition.