ajanslara

Ajanslara is the Turkish dative plural form of the noun ajans, meaning “to the agencies” or “for the agencies.” It is used when indicating direction toward multiple agencies or a benefit or relevance to them. In Turkish, the word ajans is made plural with the suffix -lar to form ajanslar, and the dative case suffix -a harmonizes with the vowel in the stem, producing the combined form ajanslara.

Etymology and usage context: The Turkish word ajans is borrowed from European languages, commonly traced to French agence. In Turkish, ajans refers to organizations that perform services such as advertising, public relations, or media coordination. The form ajanslara therefore appears in sentences where the action is directed at multiple agencies or when something applies to or is intended for them.

Grammatical role and examples: Ajanslara marks the indirect object in a sentence. For example, “Projeler ajanslara iletildi” means “The projects were forwarded to the agencies.” Another example is “Ajanslara yönelik reklam kampanyaları artıyor,” meaning “Advertising campaigns aimed at the agencies are increasing.” The term can appear in business, marketing, and communications contexts where multiple agencies are involved.

Notes on related forms: Related forms include ajanslar (agencies) for the nominative plural, ajansa (to the agency) for singular dative, and ajanslarda (in/on the agencies) for locative cases. Turkish employs agglutinative suffixes to convey number, case, and possessive relationships within a single word.

See also: Turkish grammar; Turkish loanwords; Advertising agencies in Turkey.