Yetkililere

Yetkililere is a Turkish phrase functioning as the dative plural form of yetkili, meaning official or authorized person. It translates roughly to “to the authorities” or “to the officials” and is used to indicate the recipient of an action in formal or bureaucratic language.

Morphology and meaning: the base adjective yetkili denotes someone with authority or official status. Adding the plural suffix -ler yields yetkililer (the officials), and the suffix -e marks the dative case, producing yetkililere (to the officials). In sentences, yetkililere can serve as the indirect object or recipient of an action, especially in written communications and administrative contexts.

Usage: yetkililere appears frequently in official correspondence, complaints, reports, and legal or administrative texts. Examples include sentences like “Mektup yetkililere iletildi” (The letter was forwarded to the authorities) or “Yetkililere başvurdular” (They applied to the authorities). It is commonly used when directing actions, requests, or information toward public or organizational authorities.

Context and nuance: the term is neutral and widely used across institutions, including government agencies, municipalities, and other official bodies. The exact connotation of a statement involving yetkililere depends on broader context, tone, and content rather than the phrase itself.

See also: yetkili, yetki, yetkili makamlara, yetkili makamlar. These terms relate to authority, official status, and the entities to which actions can be directed.