Kontrolcüye

Kontrolcüye is a Turkish noun form that functions as the dative case of kontrolcü, the word for a person who controls, inspects, or supervises. The base kont rolcü itself is an agent noun built from kontrol (control) plus the agent suffix -cü, a common Turkish pattern for naming professions or roles.

The dative suffix in Turkish is -e or -a, with the choice determined by vowel harmony. When the stem ends in a vowel, the dative form often takes a -ye or -ya variant. Since kontrolcü ends with the front rounded vowel ü, the dative form is kontrolcüye, meaning “to the inspector” or “to the controller.” The pairing is grammatical and widely used in everyday and formal Turkish.

Usage examples include:

- Raporu kontrolcüye teslim ettim. (I handed the report to the inspector.)

- Kontrolcüye bilgi verildi. (Information was provided to the inspector.)

- Bu işlemler kontrolcüye yönlendirildi. (These procedures were directed to the inspector.)

Kontrolcü, like many Turkish agent nouns formed with -cü, has related forms in other cases and numbers, such as kontrolcüler (plural) and kontrolcüden (from the inspector). In context, kontrolcüye appears in sentences indicating the recipient of an action, typically in administrative, regulatory, or quality-control settings.