Maddeleriyle

Maddeleriyle is a Turkish grammatical form that means “with its substances” or “with its ingredients.” It is built from madde (substance or ingredient), the plural form maddeler, the possessive suffix -i indicating “its,” and the instrumental suffix -yle meaning “with.” The result is a noun phrase that conveys accompaniment or inclusion of the constituent parts of something.

In use, maddeleriyle typically appears in descriptive or technical contexts where a product, compound, or material is discussed in terms of its components. It often combines with another element to form a larger noun phrase, and can be followed by phrases such as maddeleriyle birlikte “together with its ingredients.” The construction is more common in formal or expository Turkish than in everyday speech.

Variants and related forms include maddelerle, which simply means “with substances,” and maddeleriyle birlikte, meaning “together with its ingredients.” The suffix -yle harmonizes with the final vowel of the stem, resulting in forms like maddeleriyle. While the core idea is straightforward—“with its substances/ingredients”—the exact phrasing can adjust emphasis or formality within a sentence.

Etymologically, maddeleriyle combines madde (substance/ingredient) with the plural suffix -ler, the third-person possessive -i (its), and the instrumental -yle (with). Semantically, it foregrounds the constituents of a thing and how they accompany or constitute that thing. The expression is useful in discussions of composition, formulations, recipes, or material analysis, where precise reference to what something contains is required. For example: “Reçete, maddeleriyle ve miktarlarıyla açıklandı.” (The recipe was explained with its ingredients and quantities.)