Modüllere

Modüllere is a Turkish noun form that functions as the dative plural of modül, meaning “to the modules” or “for the modules.” It is used when the action is directed toward or applied to multiple modules.

Morphology and phonology: The base word modül ends with the consonant l and contains the vowel ü. Turkish forms the plural with the suffix -ler or -lar; because the stem vowel is ü (a front rounded vowel), the plural takes -ler, yielding modüller. The dative case suffix is -e (chosen by vowel harmony according to the stem’s last vowel), so attaching -e to the plural gives modüllere. The result combines both pluralization and case in a single word.

Etymology and usage domains: Modül is a loanword from English module, incorporated into Turkish with typical Turkish phonology. The term modüller and its dative form modüllere are common in technical writing, computing, engineering, education, and design contexts to talk about units or components that are directed at, allocated to, or involved with modules.

Usage notes: Modüllere appears in sentences where an action or attribute concerns or targets multiple modules. Examples include “Modüllere ayrılan bütçe projenin ilerlemesini etkiledi” (The budget allocated to the modules affected the project’s progress) and “Modüllere erişim yetkileri güncellendi” (Access permissions for the modules were updated). It is distinct from other forms such as modüllerin (genitive) or modülleri (accusative).

See also: Turkish grammar, Turkish suffixes, Turkish loanwords.