Denemelerle

Denemelerle is a Turkish word formed from deneme (trial, test; also essay) with the plural suffix -ler and the comitative/instrumental suffix -le, resulting in the sense of “with trials” or “through experiments.” It is used to indicate that something is done or established by means of experiments or trials, often in scientific or methodological contexts.

Etymology and form: Deneme provides the core meaning of trial or attempt. Adding the plural suffix -ler yields denemeler (trials, attempts, or essays in some contexts), and attaching the comitative suffix -le creates denemelerle, which conveys accompaniment or means—i.e., “with trials/experiments.” The form follows Turkish vowel harmony and concatenation rules, and is written as a single word.

Usage: Denemelerle appears primarily in formal, academic, or technical Turkish. It commonly modifies verbs or noun phrases to emphasize the role of experiments in reaching conclusions. Examples include sentences like “Bu hipotez denemelerle test edildi” (This hypothesis was tested with experiments) and “Denemelerle elde edilen veriler güvenilirdir” (The data obtained through experiments are reliable). In everyday speech, speakers may prefer simpler constructions such as “denemeler aracılığıyla” or “denemeler sonucunda.”

Related terms: Deneme is a polyvalent word in Turkish, meaning both trial/test and essay; denemeler is its plural. Denemelerle is distinct from denemeler (the noun) and from phrases built with ile/ileli or aracılığıyla to express means. While denemelerle appears in some literature and scientific writing, it is less common in casual conversation.

See also: Deneme, Denemeler, Turkish grammar on suffixes such as -ler (plural) and -le (comitative/instrumental).