Sermayeye

Sermayeye is the Turkish dative form of the noun sermaye, meaning capital or funds. In Turkish grammar, the dative case marks direction toward something and is formed with suffixes such as -e or -ye, depending on vowel harmony. When attached to sermaye, these suffixes yield sermayeye, literally “to capital” or “toward capital.” As a grammatical form, sermayeye does not carry a separate lexical meaning; it marks the target or destination of an action within a sentence.

In economics and finance, sermayeye commonly appears in constructions describing the allocation, direction, or access to capital. For example, krediler sermayeye yönlendirilmelidir means loans should be directed toward capital, and girişimler sermayeye erişim için başvuruda bulundu means enterprises applied for access to capital. The form also occurs in phrases like sermayeye yönelik politikalar (policies aimed at capital) and sermayeye yatırım (investment in capital). It is used with verbs that express movement, direction, or targeting, such as yönlendirmek, erişmek, and artırmak.

Note that sermayeye is not a proper noun or a standalone technical term; it is an inflected form of sermaye used to indicate direction or beneficiary in Turkish sentences. See also Turkish grammar, Turkish language, and economics.