yüzündeki

Yüzündeki is a Turkish word that translates to "on his/her/its face" or "in his/her/its face." It is a possessive form combined with a locative case. The base word is "yüz," meaning "face." The suffix "-ü" indicates possession (his/her/its), and the suffix "-nde" signifies location (on/in). Therefore, "yüzündeki" literally means "the one that is on his/her/its face."

This word is commonly used to describe something located on a person's or animal's face. For example, one might say "yüzündeki sivilce" which means "the pimple on his/her face." It can also refer to expressions or emotions displayed on someone's face, such as "yüzündeki sevinç" meaning "the joy on his/her face." In a more abstract sense, it can denote something that is evident or apparent, like "yüzündeki endişe" which translates to "the worry on his/her face," implying that the worry is clearly visible. The grammatical structure allows for flexibility in describing various physical attributes, temporary conditions, or emotional states that manifest on the facial area.