Öznesine

öznesine is a Turkish inflected form derived from the noun özne, which means “subject” in linguistic terms. The form results from combining the possessive suffix -si (its) with the noun to create öznesi, and then adding the dative case ending -ne to produce öznesine. The result is generally translated as “to its subject” or “toward its subject.” As a morphologically derived form, it functions as a grammatical element rather than a standalone lexical entry in dictionaries.

Usage of öznesine appears primarily in linguistic and grammatical contexts. It is used in phrases that relate something to the subject, often in constructions that specify direction, reference, or perspective relative to the subject. Common expressions include öznesine göre (according to the subject) and öznesine yönelik (directed at the subject). The exact syntactic role of öznesine can vary with context, typically appearing within noun phrases or as part of a larger clause.

Notes on its function: öznesine is not a separate dictionary headword, but rather an inflected form produced by standard Turkish morphology. It illustrates how Turkish combines possessive and case endings to generate new phrases that convey relational meaning.

Examples:

- Öznesine göre karar verildi. (A decision was made according to the subject.)

- Öznesine yönelik eleştiri yükseldi. (Criticism directed at the subject rose.)

These examples show how the same base noun özne yields different inflected forms through suffixation, including öznesine, to express relations involving the subject.