Eylemle

Eylemle is a Turkish instrumental form formed from the noun eylem, which means action or act. It is created by adding the instrumental suffix -le to eylem, yielding eylemle. In Turkish, the suffix -le/-la marks instrument or means, and eylemle literally means “with action” or “by action.”

In usage, eylemle functions as an adverbial modifier indicating the means, method, or manner by which something is done. It tends to appear in more formal or literary contexts, and is often interchangeable with phrases such as eylem yoluyla or eylem aracılığıyla, which convey the same sense of doing something through action or by means of action. Because it is a compound formed with a noun, eylemle tends to emphasize the active, dynamic aspect of processes rather than static states.

Etymology and register notes: eylemle is derived from the core Turkish word eylem (action) and the instrumental suffix -le; the form is consistent with Turkish morphology, including vowel harmony and consonant attachment rules. In contemporary everyday speech, speakers may prefer longer or more ordinary expressions like eylem yoluyla, but eylemle remains attested in formal writing, academic prose, and discussions of action-oriented approaches.

See also: eylem, eylem yoluyla, eylem aracılığıyla, Turkish instrumental suffixes.