Örgütü

Örgütü is a Turkish noun form created from örgüt (organization) with the third-person singular possessive suffix -ü. The form marks possession and translates roughly as "its organization" or, in broader contexts, as "the organization of a third party." In Turkish grammar, the suffix attaches to the noun to indicate ownership without an explicit possessive pronoun, and the resulting word can appear in various syntactic positions within a sentence.

Utilization and meaning. Örgütü is typically used to refer to the organization belonging to someone or something already mentioned in discourse. Its interpretation depends on context: it can denote the specific organization associated with a subject or object and may serve as part of a larger possessive construction, such as örgütü yöneten (the organization that runs/controls it) or onun örgütü (his/her/its organization). The form is derived from örgüt and is not a standalone name; capitalization follows normal Turkish rules, with capitalization applied only at sentence starts or for proper names.

Relation to related terms. Örgütü is part of a family of Turkish words built from örgüt, including örgüt (organization), örgütlenme (organization/formation), and örgütlemek (to organize). These terms are common in political, administrative, and sociological language, where discussions frequently involve organizations, their structures, and their functions.

Notes. Turkish morphology allows this possessive construction to combine with various possessors (my, your, his/her/its, our, your [plural], their). The exact meaning of Örgütü depends on the surrounding discourse and the possessor indicated by the context.