Temsiliyetine

Temsiliyetine is the dative form of the Turkish noun temsiliyet, which denotes representation, deputation, or proxy. In grammar, temsiliyetine expresses the notion of acting for or toward representation and is used primarily in formal, legal, or administrative contexts. The form indicates the target or recipient of representation rather than the act itself, and it appears in phrases that discuss authority, delegation, or duties related to representing someone or something.

Etymology and form: temsiliyet is built from temsil (to represent) with the abstract-noun suffix -iyet, yielding the concept of representation or deputation. The ending -ine marks the dative singular, with an intervening possessive suffix -i to agree with the possessed noun, resulting in temsiliyetine meaning “to/for its representation.” The full construction reflects Turkish morphology as a combination of root meaning, abstract noun formation, and case/possessive endings.

Usage and meaning: temsiliyetine is predominantly found in official or legal language. It is used to refer to actions, authorities, or decisions related to the act of representing a person, institution, or entity. For example, a sentence might discuss “temsiliyetine ilişkin kararlar” (the decisions related to its representation) or “temsiliyetine ilişkin yetkilerin devri” (the transfer of authorities related to representation). In everyday Turkish, more common terms such as temsil or vekalet are often used instead of the formal noun form.

See also: temsiliyet, temsil, vekalet, temsilci, vekâlet.