örgütlerinin

örgütlerinin is a Turkish noun form derived from örgüt, meaning organization. It is a genitive/possessive construction used to indicate possession by a plural subject, roughly translating as “of their organizations” or “the organizations’.” The form is created by taking the plural örgütler (organizations) and attaching the possessive/genitive suffixes to express ownership or relation to a group of entities.

In use, örgütlerinin appears in contexts that discuss what belongs to or relates to multiple organizations. For example, örgütlerinin amacı means “the aim of their organizations,” and örgütlerinin üyeleri means “the members of their organizations.” The expression is common in political, academic, and journalistic texts when comparing or describing multiple groups and their structures, resources, or plans.

Morphological notes and related forms: Turkish expresses possession and relation through suffix chains, so the plural form is örgütler and the genitive/possessive suffixes attach to that base. Other related forms include örgütlerin (the organizations’/of the organizations) and örgütlerin amacı (the aim of the organizations). The exact suffix sequence reflects Turkish vowel harmony and the desired sense of possession, whether indicating “their” or “of them.”

See also: örgüt, örgütler, örgütlerin.