Genitive Case -(n)in/-(n)ın/-(n)un/-(n)ün
Express possession and relationships between nouns
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The Genitive Case
The genitive case shows possession (of/belonging to). It's formed by adding -(n)in/-(n)ın/-(n)un/-(n)ün following i-type vowel harmony. Pattern: Possessor + genitive + Possessed + possessive Add buffer 'n' after vowels.
- Compound Possession
- Without Genitive
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What is Genitive Case -in/-ın/-un/-ün in Turkish?
Express possession and relationships between nouns
When do you use Genitive Case -in/-ın/-un/-ün in Turkish?
The genitive case shows possession (of/belonging to). It's formed by adding -(n)in/-(n)ın/-(n)un/-(n)ün following i-type vowel harmony.
What does the Genitive Case -in/-ın/-un/-ün guide cover?
This guide covers The Genitive Case, Compound Possession and Without Genitive, with 3 practice exercises.