Sorry.. it´s a suffix that indicates wish or hope

The pan is blaiming the pot...

It is an archaic form anyway, isn´t it?

-sene / -sana widely used.. if you had a little kids, (here the experience is talking) you would use that combination at least 1.000.000 times a day: yesene, otursana, yatsana, uyusana, koşmasana, zıplamasana, açmasana, ağlamasana, ........    

We´ll remember it now. Human interest in small portions is very effective in teaching. I used to work as a mother tongue teacher before. I remember the dirtiest teenagers rose up their head from the desk as soon as I spoke from the teacher´s own deep life experience.