Camilerle

Camilerle is a Turkish grammatical form meaning “with mosques.” It is created by attaching the plural suffix -ler to cami (mosque) to form camiler (mosques) and then adding the instrumental suffix -le to indicate accompaniment or association, producing camilerle. This construction illustrates Turkish agglutination and vowel harmony, as the suffixes attach in accordance with phonological harmony rules.

In use, camilerle usually appears in phrases or compound expressions that describe cooperation, solidarity, or communication involving mosques. It is not a standalone noun but a derived form used within sentences to specify the partner or context related to mosques. The instrumental meaning can express physical accompaniment, organizational partnership, or symbolic association.

Examples of context include sentences such as “Proje, camilerle iş birliği içinde yürütülüyor” (The project is being carried out in cooperation with mosques) or “Kamu hizmetleri alanında camilerle dayanışma gösterildi” (Solidarity with mosques was shown in the public service sphere). The form can appear in various domains where mosques are part of a partnership or activity.

Notes: camilerle is distinct from camiler (mosques) and from other combinations of cami with suffixes. It demonstrates Turkish suffix chaining and is most common in formal, civic, or religious contexts where mosques participate as partners or sites of activity. See also cami (mosque) and Turkish suffixes for instrumental and plural formations.