belgelere

Belgelere is a Turkish word that serves as the dative plural form of belge (document). It is used when the indirect object of a sentence is plural, typically translated as “to the documents” or “for the documents.”

Morphology and usage in Turkish grammar: The base belge gains the plural suffix -ler to form belgeler, and the dative plural suffix -e is added to yield belgelere. Turkish combines these suffixes in sequence, with vowel harmony guiding the suffix choices. Belgelere marks an indirect object that is plural, often in contexts involving attention, access, reference, or contact with documents.

Common contexts and examples: Belgelere appears with verbs that govern a dative object or with prepositional phrases indicating reference to documents. Examples include: “Belgelere bakın” (Please look at the documents); “Belgelere erişim için kullanıcı adı gerekir” (A username is required for access to the documents); “Dava dosyasında belgelere başvuruldu” (Documents were consulted in the case file). In official or administrative language, belgelere helps specify actions directed toward multiple documents rather than a single item.

Relation to related terms: The singular form is belge, and the plural nominative is belgeler. The entry word belgelere is the inflected form used when the action relates to documents as a plural indirect object. Understanding belgelere involves basic Turkish morphology, particularly how plural and dative suffixes combine to indicate “to the documents.”

See also: belge, belgeler, Turkish grammar, Turkish case suffixes, Turkish denditive usage.