This is rule, you can see it from the link which bod gave.

the third person may not have any suffixes.

First personal pronoun: I - ben:
Ben gidiyorum << the suffix: -um
Second personal pronoun: you - sen:
Sen gidiyorsun << the suffix -sun
Third personal pronoun: he/she/it - o
O gidiyor- << no suffix.

Another example:

Ben öğretmenim
Sen öğretmensin
O öğretmen-

Or

Uçabilirim
Uçabilirsin
Uçabilir << no suffix.

If you are writing for your newspaper, if you are a journalist, you may add in your text the -dır suffix for the verb to be, or if you read something from an excyclopedia, you can see -dır suffixes for the third person. Or if you like literature and poem, you may find some examples with -dır suffix. But excepts these conditionals, -dır is not used much.

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We should think them one by one, not together.

sevgi love and saygı respect, so you shouldn't think like "respect the love"

saygı is a noun, not a verb, never.