Beslemeli

Beslemeli is a Turkish adjective formed from the noun besleme (feeding, supply) and the suffix -li, meaning “having” or “with.” The term is used to describe objects, systems, or devices that include a feeding or supply subsystem. In engineering and manufacturing contexts, beslemeli equipment is described as having an integrated feeder or an attached supply mechanism, as opposed to being feederless or manually operated. The precise meaning depends on the context and what is being fed—materials, energy, or components—and what kind of feeding mechanism is included (internal or external).

Etymology and construction: besleme comes from beslemek, to feed or supply, and -li is a derivational suffix that creates an adjective. Thus beslemeli literally conveys “having feeding” or “with feeder/supply.”

Usage: Beslemeli is primarily encountered in Turkish technical writing, product catalogs, and specification sheets. It is not a general-purpose concept outside technical contexts, and its interpretation relies on context about the type of feeding and the location of the feeding mechanism.

Examples of usage in practice include refer­ences to printers with automatic feeders, production lines with integrated material feeders, or devices that include built-in power supplies. When encountering the term, readers should consider what is being fed and whether the feeding mechanism is part of the main unit or an attached subsystem.

See also besleme, beslemek, -li suffix, Turkish compound adjectives.