Dierleri

Dierleri is not a recognized Turkish word in standard dictionaries. It is commonly encountered as a misspelling of diğerleri, the Turkish word meaning “the others” or “the rest.” In most contexts, dierleri appears as an error rather than a legitimate lexical entry, and it is generally corrected to diğerleri in formal writing.

Etymology and form: The standard form diğerleri is built from diğer (other) plus plural and definiteness markers to form a pronoun referring to the remaining items or people in a group. The correct spelling reflects Turkish phonology and orthography, including the presence of the letter ö and the suffixes that mark plurality and definiteness. Dierleri lacks these canonical elements and is not considered standard Turkish.

Usage notes: In educational materials about Turkish spelling, dierleri is cited as an example of a common misspelling, especially for learners who confuse letter placement, vowel harmony, or the digraphs used in Turkish. Writers are advised to use diğerleri in all formal and widely circulated texts. In casual writing, some speakers may still encounter the incorrect form, but it is understood to be erroneous by native speakers.

See also: diğerleri, Turkish pronouns and demonstratives. For learners, guidance on Turkish spelling and suffixes can clarify why the correct form is diğerleri and how it is used to refer to “the others” in discourse.