Arabirimlere

Arabirimler is a Turkish term used to describe modular components that connect parts of a larger system. In Turkish usage, arabirim refers to a subunit, module, or interface that enables interaction between different parts of a structure, device, or process. The term appears across fields such as biology, chemistry, electronics, and software engineering, where complex systems are built from smaller, interoperable units. In biology and biochemistry, arabirimler can denote protein subunits, enzyme components, or other molecular units that assemble into a functional complex. In technology and electronics, the word is used for interface modules or connector units that mediate communication between subsystems. In software architecture, arabirimler may describe modular components that expose defined interfaces for integration.

Arabirimlere is the dative plural form of arabirim. It answers questions like “to which subunits?” or “for which subunits?” and is used when a verb or preposition governs a direction toward the subunits. For example, phrases that refer to access, interaction, or routing to subunits may employ arabirimlere, such as access to the subunits or calls directed to the subunits.

Compared with related terms, arabirim is often seen as a more structural or architectural notion than arayüz, which in Turkish is commonly used for user interfaces. While arayüz emphasizes interactive endpoints for users or software, arabirim focuses on the connecting or composing units within a system.