taleplerini

Taleplerini is a Turkish inflected form meaning “their requests” that appears as a direct object in a sentence. It is built from talep, meaning a request or demand, with the standard set of Turkish suffixes for plural, possession, and case.

Formally, talepler (the plural form of talep) combines with the third-person plural possessive suffix -leri to indicate ownership by "them," yielding taleplerleri (their requests). The accusative suffix -i then marks the phrase as the definite direct object, producing taleplerlerini. The typical suffix order in Turkish for this construction is root + plural + possessive + case, so taleplerlerini is the expected form. An example is: Onların taleplerini reddetti, meaning “He rejected their requests.”

Taleplerini is a bound form and cannot stand alone as a base word; its meaning depends on its syntactic role in a sentence. Related forms cover other cases and possessors of the same noun: taleplerinden (from their requests), taleplerine (to their requests), taleplerimiz (our requests), taleplerinizi (your requests), and so on. These variants illustrate Turkish’s agglutinative morphology, where multiple suffixes convey number, possession, and grammatical function on a single noun.

In usage, taleplerini typically appears in formal writing or reported speech, policy texts, or discussions of demands and requests by a group. It demonstrates how Turkish expresses complex relationships through suffixation rather than separate prepositional phrases. See Turkish grammar and Turkish morphology for broader context.