Açlarla

Açlarla is a Turkish linguistic form that denotes the instrumental plural used to express accompaniment or association with hungry people. In Turkish grammar, aç means hungry, açlar is the plural noun meaning “the hungry,” and adding the instrumental suffix -la (with) to the plural form yields açlarla, meaning “with the hungry.”

Formation and usage

The construction follows Turkish affixation rules: open root aç, add the plural suffix -lar to form açlar (the hungry), then attach the instrumental suffix -la to form açlarla, with assimilation producing the final form. This form is used to indicate doing something together with or on behalf of the hungry, often in social, historical, or humanitarian contexts. Examples include phrases like açlarla dayanışma (solidarity with the hungry) or açlarla konuşmak (to speak with the hungry).

Context and notes

Açlarla is not a widely discussed standalone term but rather a grammatical construction within Turkish. It is distinct from açlık (hunger) and from açlar (the hungry as a simple noun phrase). In modern usage, it tends to appear in formal, literary, or discourse contexts that address social welfare, aid, or solidarity with affected groups.

See also

Turkish grammar, instrumental case, Turkish plural suffix -lar, Turkish affixation, açlık.

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