Kurularak

Kurularak is a Turkish adverbial participle form used to express that an action is carried out by means of or through another action described by the accompanying verb. It functions to indicate the method or manner in which the main verb’s action occurs. In Turkish grammar, such -arak/-erek forms create adverbial clauses that specify how something is done, and kurularak is one instance of this broad pattern.

The form is built by attaching the suffix -arak or -erek to a verb stem, with vowel harmony shaping the suffix. The exact meaning of kurularak depends on the underlying verb it combines with, since it conveys “by [doing X]” or “through [the act of X].” As a result, kurularak appears in instructional, procedural, and descriptive texts to clarify the technique or process used to achieve a result. It is commonly encountered in manuals, guidelines, and descriptive notes where the method of preparation, processing, or transformation is important.

In usage, kurularak serves to link the method to the main action without creating a separate finite clause. The construction emphasizes how something is accomplished rather than simply what is done. Because the semantic nuance relies on the companion verb, kurularak can be combined with a range of actions, from concrete physical steps to more abstract processes.

Etymologically, kurularak is part of the broader Turkish system of adverbial participles formed with -arak/-erek, illustrating how Turkish encodes method and process within verb phrases.