tahlillarni

Tahlillarni is a term that can appear in discussions of Turkish morphology and transliteration. It is not a standard lexical item in formal Turkish; rather, it represents a transliteration variant of a Turkish phrase that would ordinarily be written as tahlillerini, meaning “their analyses.” The root tahlil means analysis or examination; tahliller is its plural form, and additional affixes convey case and possession in Turkish.

In standard Turkish orthography, the phrase corresponding to “their analyses” is typically formed as tahlillerini, which shows the combination of the plural noun with the accusative case suffix and the third-person plural possessive element. The appearance tahlillarni reflects non-standard or transliterated spelling, where vowel harmony or suffixes may be simplified or omitted in non-Turkic writing systems or casual transcription.

Usage and interpretation: The variant tahlillarni is primarily of interest in discussions about Turkish orthography, transliteration practices, or language-learning resources that illustrate how affixes attach to stems. It can serve as a cautionary example of how diacritics, vowel harmony, and suffix order affect readability and grammatical parsing when Turkish is rendered in non-native scripts.

See also: Turkish language, Turkish orthography, Turkish morphology, agglutination, Turkish transliteration practices.