Füzyonla

Füzyonla is a Turkish adverb formed from the noun füzyon (fusion) plus the instrumental suffix -la, meaning “by fusion” or “through fusion.” It is used to indicate that a process, result, or action occurs via fusion rather than by other means. The word appears in scientific and technical contexts to describe methods or phenomena driven by fusion.

In scientific and technical language, füzyonla is commonly used to convey the mechanism or means of a process. In biology and medicine, it can refer to cell fusion events, for example through phrases like hücreler füzyonla birleşti or hücre füzyonu gerçekleşti. In energy and physics discussions, it may appear in descriptions of processes associated with fusion, such as energy production by fusion, although more specific terms like nükleer füzyon yoluyla enerji üretimi are also common. In materials science, füzyonla birleştirme or füzyonla kaynak gibi ifadeler, fusion-based joining methods.

Linguistically, füzyonla expresses instrumentality or means, similarly to other Turkish -la/-yle constructions, and relies on vowel harmony for its suffix choice. Etymologically, it derives from füzyon, itself borrowed from the French fusion or Latin fusio, adapted into Turkish usage.

See also: füzyon, nükleer füzyon, hücre füzyonu, gen füzyonu.