Tadbirlarda

Tadbirlarda is a Turkish-language form meaning “in the measures” or “in the precautions.” It is built from the loanword tadbir/tedbir, which means measure, precaution, or plan, combined with the plural suffix -lar and the locative suffix -da/-larda. The phrase is used to refer to the set of actions or arrangements put in place in response to a situation.

Etymology and forms: The root tedbir/tadbir derives from Arabic tadbir (planning, administration) and Persian counterparts, and in Turkish appears as tedbir. The standard Turkish locative plural form is tedbirlarda (tedbirler + da). The variant tadbirlarda can be found as a spelling variant in some texts or dialectal/useful transliterations, and related languages such as Azerbaijani may show closely related forms like tədbirlərdə.

Usage: Tadbirlarda is used in formal, bureaucratic, or legal discourse to discuss measures taken or proposed by authorities, organizations, or communities. It appears in news reports, policy discussions, and official statements when describing a group of precautions or actions in place or under consideration. In more common Turkish, tedbirlarda or tedbirler are often preferred, with tedbirlarda specifically referring to “in the measures.”

See also: Tedbir, tedbirler, tedbirlerde, tedbirler alınması. The term is part of a family of words addressing policy, safety, and administrative actions in Turkish and related languages.