sizlerin

Sizlerin is a Turkish grammatical form that marks possession for the second person plural. It is the genitive form of the pronoun sizler (you all) and translates roughly as “of you” or “yours” in contexts involving ownership. The form is created by adding the genitive suffix -in to the pronoun, yielding sizlerin. In practice, sizlerin is typically used before a noun to indicate ownership by the group, as in sizlerin görüşleri (your opinions) or sizlerin arabaları (your cars).

Usage and style: In everyday Turkish, possession is often expressed with noun-level possessive suffixes attached to the noun itself (for example, evleriniz, arabalarınız). Sizlerin is more common in formal, written, or emphatic contexts, or when the possessive relationship is explicitly framed as “of you all” rather than with a direct possessive suffix on the noun.

Grammatical notes: Sizler serves as the second-person plural subject pronoun. Sizlerin is its genitive form and is used to form possessive phrases, especially within clauses or noun phrases that require a possessive determiner. While sizlerin can appear before a noun, other possessive constructions using -iniz/-ınız on the noun (your houses, your cars) are more frequent in everyday speech.

See also: siz, sizler, sizin. These related forms cover the base pronoun, its plural subject form, and the common possessive determiner used with nouns.