sözdizimsel
Sözdizimsel is a Turkish adjective meaning related to syntax, the branch of linguistics that studies the structure of sentences and the rules for combining words into phrases and clauses. In linguistic analysis, sözdizimsel descriptions focus on how elements such as subjects, predicates, objects, and modifiers are ordered and how their relationships are signaled by word order and case markings. It encompasses hierarchical structure, constituency, and syntactic relations such as subject, object, and agreement.
Turkish features a rich morphological system and relatively flexible word order, but a canonical order is subject–object–verb.
Example: the sentence Kediyi gördüm, meaning “I saw the cat.” The object kediyi bears the accusative suffix