Breakdown of Ürünleri toplatılan şirket, bu yönetmelik üzerine yönetimini değiştirdi.
bu
this
şirket
company
değiştirmek
to change
ürün
product
yönetim
administration / management
üzerine
upon, immediately after
yönetmelik
regulation
toplatmak
to recall (products)
Questions & Answers about Ürünleri toplatılan şirket, bu yönetmelik üzerine yönetimini değiştirdi.
Why does üzerine follow bu yönetmelik without any extra suffixes attached to the noun?
In this structure, when üzerine (meaning "upon", "directly after", or "in response to") follows a plain noun or a noun phrase with a demonstrative (like bu yönetmelik, meaning "this regulation"), the noun remains in its absolute form without any case endings. Here, it means the company acted as a direct reaction to the regulation.
How does ürünleri toplatılan şirket translate to "the company whose products were recalled"?
Turkish doesn't have a single word for "whose". Instead, it uses a subject relative clause with the -An participle. Ürünleri means "its products" and toplatılan means "that were recalled". Put together before şirket (company), the phrase literally reads as "the its-products-recalled company".
Let's break down toplatılan. Why does it have both the causative -t and passive -ıl suffixes?
Why is the verb değiştirdi used here rather than just değişti?
The verb değişmek is intransitive—it means "to change" on its own (e.g., "the rules changed"). Because the company is actively changing something else (its management), you must use the causative suffix -tir. Değiştirmek means "to cause to change" or "to change [an object]".
What is the function of the two -i suffixes on yönetimini?
The root is yönetim (management). The first -i is the third-person possessive suffix, giving us "its management". The second -i is the specific accusative case marker, required because it's the direct object of the verb değiştirdi. The -n- in the middle is a buffer letter always used when adding case endings to a third-person possessive suffix.
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