Suçla

Suçla is a Turkish word-form rather than a standalone lexical item. It results from attaching the comitative suffix -la to the noun suç (crime), yielding a form that functions with instrumental or associative meaning in context. In Turkish, -la (or -yla after certain consonants) marks accompaniment or the means by which something is done, so suçla appears primarily in compounds and phrases rather than as an independent noun.

In usage, suçla is found in expressions that describe relations to crime. Common examples include suçla mücadele (fight against crime or struggle with crime) and suçla ilgili (crime-related). The exact sense of suçla depends on the surrounding words, since it derives meaning from the root suç and the grammatical role of the comitative suffix. It is typical in Turkish to combine suçla with adjectives or nouns to form descriptive or predicative phrases, such as suçla ilişkili durumlar (situations related to crime).

Geographically or politically, there is no widely recognized place, region, or person officially named Suçla in major gazetteers or encyclopedias. If capitalized in a text, it is more likely to be a local name, a transcription variant, or a misspelling rather than a distinct place.

See also: Turkish language; Turkish grammar; comitative suffix -la; suç (crime); crime-related terminology in Turkish.