Bezleriyle

Bezleriyle is a Turkish word formed from bez (rag), the plural suffix -ler, the third-person possessive suffix -i, and the instrumental suffix -yle. The assembled form bezleriyle means “with their rags” and functions as an instrumental adjunct indicating the means by which an action is performed.

In Turkish morphology, the noun bez takes the plural -ler to form bezler (rags). Adding the possessive suffix -i yields bezleri (their rags), and adding the instrumental suffix -yle gives bezleriyle (with their rags). The form can appear with other possessors as bezlerinizle (with your rags), bezlerimle (with my rags), bezlerimizle (with our rags), and so on, following standard suffix order.

Bezleriyle is used when the means or instrument is explicitly specified as belonging to a group or object. For example: Öğretmen tahtayı bezleriyle sildi. (The teacher cleaned the blackboard with his/her rags.) The phrase can also appear in descriptive or literary contexts to emphasize material or method.

Note that Turkish also allows the bare instrumental form bezlerle (with rags) without a possessive suffix, used when possession is not specified. The word demonstrates how Turkish builds meaning through sequential suffixation.