Profilleriyle

Profilleriyle is a Turkish language form that functions as a comitative or instrumental construction, meaning “with their profiles” or “by means of their profiles” depending on context. It is not a proper noun or title, but a common phrase used in Turkish texts to indicate accompanying profiles or the use of profile information in an action.

Morphology and formation: The base noun is profil (profile). It combines with the plural suffix -ler to form profiller (profiles), then carries the third-person plural possessive suffix -i- (which in combination with the plural becomes -leri). The suffix ile (with) then attaches in a fused form, yielding profilleriyle. The result follows Turkish vowel harmony and assimilation rules, producing a single word that functions as an instrumental or comitative element within a sentence.

Usage and nuance: Profilleriyle is typically used when describing actions or comparisons carried out using profiles of individuals or groups. It appears in contexts such as data analysis, social media discussions, or investigative narration, where profiles or profile information are an explicit means or reference for the action. Because Turkish grammar marks relationships through suffixes rather than fixed prepositions, profilleriyle integrates the notion of “with their profiles” into a single word that modifies the main verb or clause.

Notes: As a grammatical construction, profilleriyle illustrates Turkish agglutinative morphology and the way comitative/instrumental meaning is encoded through sequential affixes. It is not a standalone concept beyond Turkish syntax and vocabulary, but a typical example of how possessive and instrumental suffixes combine with a noun to express accompaniment or means.