Faizlerle

Faizlerle is a Turkish adverbial phrase formed from faiz (interest) and the instrumental plural suffix -lerle. It literally translates to “with interests” or “at the interest rates” and is used to describe actions carried out using financing at prevailing rates or under conditions shaped by interest.

Usage and scope: In finance and economics discourse, faizlerle appears in sentences about borrowing, lending, or financing conducted under specific interest levels. It can also appear in journalism to emphasize the role of interest rates in decisions. Examples include: “Şirket, büyüme için faizlerle borçlandı.” (The company borrowed with interest to finance growth.), “Konut kredileri faizlerle finanse edildi.” (Mortgages were financed at prevailing rates.), and “Projelerde faizlerle sağlanan finansman maliyeti arttı.” (The cost of financing provided at interest rates rose.).

Notes: The phrase is typically used in formal or analytical Turkish and highlights financing terms related to interest. It is less common in everyday casual speech, where speakers may prefer simpler constructions with faizle or other phrasing. Related terms include faiz (interest), borçlanma (borrowing), bankacılık (banking), and ekonomi politikası (economic policy).