Önerirler

"Önerirler" is a Turkish word that translates to "they suggest" or "they recommend" in English. It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb "önermek," which means "to suggest," "to recommend," or "to propose." The word is used in various contexts to indicate that a group of people is offering advice, ideas, or a course of action.

For instance, if a group of experts is consulted on a particular issue, their collective opinions or proposed solutions would be referred to as "önerirler." Similarly, if a committee has discussed a plan and put forth a course of action, their decision or proposal would be described as their "önerirler." The term implies a collaborative or shared act of proposing something.

The grammatical structure of "önerirler" involves the verb stem "önere-" combined with the plural present tense suffix "-ir" and the third-person plural suffix "-ler." This grammatical formation is common in Turkish for expressing actions performed by multiple subjects in the present tense. The meaning conveyed is always that of a suggestion or recommendation made by more than one individual.