standartlarini

Standartlarini is a Turkish term formed from the noun standart (standard) with the plural suffix -lar, the third-person plural possessive suffix -ları, and the accusative suffix -ı, resulting in an affixed form that means “their standards” as a direct object. The standard plural is standartlar, and adding possessive and case endings yields standartlarını.

In usage, standartlarını appears when a speaker refers to its standards as something acted upon or evaluated by an action. For example, sentences such as “Şirket, kalite standartlarını güncelledi” (The company updated its quality standards) or “Üreticiler, müşteri standartlarını karşılamaya çalışıyor” (Producers are trying to meet the customer standards) illustrate its function as the object of verbs like güncellemek or karşılamak. The form reflects Turkish grammar, where the plural marker precedes possessive endings, which in turn precede the accusative ending.

Semantically, the phrase is commonly found in contexts related to quality assurance, compliance, and organizational governance. Related forms include standartlar (standards), standartlarına (to their standards), and standardizasyon (standardization). Turkish orthography uses a dotless i in the accusative suffix, so the canonical spelling is standartlarını; non-diacritic spellings such as standartlarini or standartlarini may appear in informal or digital contexts.