Idareleri

Idareleri is a Turkish noun form derived from idare, meaning administration, governance, or management. It is the plural form idareler with an additional suffix that signals possessive or definite reference, and is commonly translated as “the administrations” or “their administrations” in English, depending on context. The term is used in both formal and journalistic Turkish to refer to the collective bodies responsible for governing or managing a country, region, institution, or public sector.

In usage, idareleri can denote multiple administrative authorities within a system, such as ministries, boards, councils, or other regulatory bodies. It appears in discussions of public administration, governance structures, and policy implementation. The exact interpretation—whether referring to the administrations as a collective entity or to the administrations belonging to a specific group—depends on the surrounding grammar and pronoun reference.

Grammatical notes may be helpful for readers encountering the term in Turkish texts. Idareleri is part of the noun phrase that combines idare with plural and possessive/definite suffixes, so its role in a sentence is determined by case endings and pronouns. Proper translation often relies on context to determine whether the phrase means “the administrations” in a general sense or “their administrations” referring to a particular group’s governing bodies.

See also: Public administration, Turkish language, administrative law.