Öyküsünün

öyküsünün is a Turkish linguistic form formed from the noun öykü, meaning story or tale. It combines a 3rd person singular possessive suffix with a genitive suffix, producing a bound morpheme that translates roughly as “of his/her/its story” or, in context, “the story of someone/something.” The typical construction is root + possessive suffix + genitive suffix, resulting in a word that functions to express possession within a larger noun phrase.

Morphology and form: The base öykü takes the 3rd person singular possessive suffix to yield öyküsü (his/her/its story). A further genitive suffix -nın/-nin/-nun/-ün attaches to that form, giving öyküsünün (of his/her/its story, or the story of someone/ something). The exact vowels in the suffix align with Turkish vowel harmony, so the final spelling reflects the surrounding vowels. As a bound form, öyküsünün appears only within phrases and is not used as an independent lexical item.

Usage: Öyküsünün is commonly found in phrases describing relationships between entities and their stories. For example, Öyküsünün sonu sürprizlerle doludur means “The end of his/her/its story is filled with surprises.” Another example, Roman başkarakterinin öyküsünün arkasındaki gerçeği ortaya koyuyor, translates roughly as “The truth behind the hero’s story is revealed in the novel.” The possessor is typically inferred from context or explicit pronouns or proper names elsewhere in the sentence.

Relation to related forms: The base noun öykü, and related forms such as öyküsü (his/her/its story) or öykünüzün (your story’s) illustrate Turkish agglutination, where multiple suffixes chain to modify meaning within a single word cluster.