Eklemelerle

Eklemelerle is a Turkish postpositional phrase meaning with additions or by means of additions. It is formed from ekleme, meaning an addition or attachment, in its plural eklemeler, followed by the instrumental suffix ile. The resulting form eklemelerle literally denotes “with additions” and is used to describe material, text, or objects that have been augmented by appendices, notes, or supplementary elements.

In usage, eklemelerle most often appears in formal, academic, or technical writing to indicate that something has been supplemented. For example, a report can be described as sunuldu with appendices, or a document can be said to have been strengthened with additions. The construction can also function to specify means or accompaniment, such as describing a device or project that is equipped with attachments or supplementary components.

Etymology and morphology: eklemelerle is built on ekleme (the act or result of adding) plus the plural suffix -ler, yielding eklemeler (additions). The instrumental suffix -le then attaches to form eklemelerle, meaning “with additions.” The same base can be related to eklemek (to add), but ekleme supplies the noun form used here. Turkish morphology allows this compound to function as a postpositional phrase in a sentence.

Notes on nuance: Turkish has a different noun eklemler meaning joints, which can be confusing in text. Context usually clarifies whether eklemeler refers to additions or, in other senses, to joints when encountered in other forms.