Breakdown of Şirket asılsız iddiayı hemen yalanladı.
Questions & Answers about Şirket asılsız iddiayı hemen yalanladı.
Because iddiayı is the definite direct object of the verb.
The base noun is iddia = claim / allegation.
In Turkish, when a direct object is specific or definite, it usually takes the accusative ending.
- iddia = a claim / claim in general
- iddiayı = the claim / that specific claim
The extra y is a buffer consonant. Turkish inserts y when a vowel-final noun takes a vowel-initial suffix:
- iddia + ı → iddiayı
So here, asılsız iddiayı means the baseless claim/allegation as a specific object.
Şirket here means the company or company depending on context.
Turkish often leaves nouns without an article, because Turkish does not have a word exactly like English the. A bare noun can be understood as definite from context.
- Şirket = company / the company
- bir şirket = a company, one company
In this sentence, Şirket is the subject, and it is naturally understood as the company from context.