Iletiimde

iletiimde is a Turkish linguistic form composed of the noun ileti meaning a message or communication, the first-person possessive suffix -im (my), and the locative suffix -de (in). In standard Turkish, the commonly cited canonical form for the meaning “in my message” is iletiğimde, which reflects the possessive suffix before the locative. The form iletiimde can appear in discussions of Turkish morphology as an example of how suffixes attach to a base noun, illustrating how possession and location are encoded in a single word.

Etymology and structure. The base ileti is related to iletmek, “to convey or deliver,” and iletişim, “communication.” The suffix sequence demonstrates Turkish agglutinative morphology: root + possessive + locative. Because Turkish vowel harmony and phonological rules govern suffix surfaces, the exact spelling of such sequences can vary in practice, with iletiğimde being the standard orthography for meaning “in my message.”

Usage. iletiimde is not a widely used standalone lexeme in everyday Turkish; it is primarily of interest in linguistic discussion and grammar examples to show suffix order and how possession interacts with location. In ordinary usage, speakers would typically use the more natural forms such as iletide (in the message) or iletiğimde (in my message). The term serves mainly as an instructional illustration of Turkish derivational morphology rather than a common lexical item.

See also. iletmek, iletişim, iletisim, iletide, iletiğimde, Turkish suffixes, Turkish grammar.