Nedenlerle

Nedenlerle is a Turkish term that expresses justification and is formed from the noun neden (reason) with the plural suffix -ler and the instrumental/with suffix -le, yielding nedenlerle. It translates roughly as “with the reasons” or, more idiomatically, “for reasons” or “for various reasons.” The construction is primarily used in formal or official language to indicate the justification behind a statement, action, or decision.

Morphology and meaning: The base word neden means reason. Adding -ler makes it plural (nedenler = the reasons). The suffix -le (with) attaches to the plural form, producing nedenlerle, a prepositional or adverbial phrase that conveys justification or causation in a general, multi-reason sense. There is a related, more common form nedeniyle, which means “due to” or “because of” and is typically used to attribute a single cause; nedenlerle emphasizes multiple reasons.

Usage: Nedenlerle is used to introduce or accompany explanations in formal contexts, such as legal, governmental, or academic texts. It often functions as an adverbial phrase modifying a verb or a whole clause, similar to the English expression “for reasons.” It is less common in everyday speech, where more direct constructions such as neden nedeniyle or nedeniyle may be preferred depending on nuance.

See also: Turkish grammar; Turkish suffixes; Turkish vocabulary related to causation and justification.