Türlerine

Türlerine is a Turkish inflected form derived from the noun tür, meaning type or kind. It is most commonly encountered as part of phrases rather than as an independent dictionary entry. In Turkish there is a plural suffix -ler and a dative/thematic suffix -e, and türlerine is often understood in context as “to their types” or, more broadly, as the component that yields phrases such as türlerine göre (according to their types).

Usage and meaning

Türlerine appears in analytical and technical writing where categorization or classification by type is discussed. ItFunctions in combination with connecting words such as göre (according to), uygun (appropriate to), or sınıflandırma (classification). A typical construction is türlerine göre, meaning “according to their types,” used to compare, group, or select items by category. For example, a sentence might state that a dataset is analyzed türlerine göre, or "classified according to its types." The form also appears in broader discussions of taxonomy, systematics, linguistics, and data organization where distinctions by type are central.

Etymology and grammar

The term comes from tür (type, kind) with Turkish plural and case/possessive suffixes attached in sequence. Türler means “types,” and türlerine is a further inflection used in phrases that indicate direction, reference, or relation to those types (often translated as “to their types” or interpreted through the parent phrase türlerine göre). Turkish morphology relies on agglutination, so türlerine is a natural culmination of the stem plus suffixes rather than a standalone lexical item.

See also: Taxonomy, classification, Turkish grammar, terminology in linguistics.