Ödemin

Ödemin is a Turkish possessive construction that literally means “your payment.” It is formed by attaching the second-person singular possessive suffix -in to a noun that denotes payment (typically the noun ödeme or ödem in standard usage). This creates a noun phrase that refers to a payment belonging to the person being addressed and is commonly used inside larger noun phrases rather than as a standalone word.

In practice, ödemin licenses description of aspects of a specified payment. Common usages appear in legal, financial, or everyday language to specify which payment is being discussed. For example, phrases such as ödemin tutarı (the amount of your payment), ödemin tarihi (the date of your payment), and ödemin durumu (the status of your payment) illustrate how the form functions within larger expressions. The exact spelling and preferred form can vary with context and spoken style, but the core idea remains a possessive reference to a payment belonging to you.

Notes and variants: Turkish possessive suffixes attach to noun stems to indicate ownership, and -in marks second-person singular possession. While ödemin conveys “your payment” in certain phrases, more explicit forms may be used in formal or written Turkish to minimize ambiguity, such as using odeme or ödemenin plus a following noun to express related concepts.

See also: Turkish grammar; Possessive suffixes; Turkish nouns.