seçimini

Seçimini is a Turkish morphological form derived from seçim, a noun with meanings including election and choice. It is not a standalone root word, but a combination of the base noun seçim with two suffixes: the 2nd person possessive suffix -in (your) and the accusative suffix -i (definite direct object). The order is base noun + possessive suffix + accusative suffix, yielding seçimin + i = seçimini. The form marks that the noun is the object of the sentence and that the possessor is you.

Because seçim carries two senses, seçimini can refer to either sense in context. In political contexts, it can mean “your election” as in the outcome of an election, or “your election” in the sense of the option someone has chosen. In everyday language, it can also mean “your selection” or “your chosen option” in tasks such as exams or surveys. The precise interpretation depends on surrounding words and the broader discourse.

Usage notes:

- Seçimini kaybetti translates roughly as “he/she lost your election” in political contexts, or “lost your vote” in casual speech depending on interpretation.

- Seçimini değiştirmek means “to change your choice/selection.”

- Seçimini iptal etmek can mean “to cancel your choice,” again with context guiding whether “choice” or “election” is intended.

Seçimini appears in both formal and informal Turkish, typically in sentences where the speaker refers to someone’s own selection or electoral outcome as a direct object. See also seçim for the base concept and its broader uses.