deneyde

Deneyde is a Turkish locative form formed from the noun deney (experiment) with the locative suffix -de, meaning “in the experiment” or “in the test.” It is used to indicate the location or context in which an action takes place within an experiment or trial.

Morphology and usage notes: The base word is deney, and the suffix -de attaches according to Turkish vowel harmony, producing deneyde. The phrase is commonly used in scientific, academic, and research-related contexts to describe actions, conditions, or findings that pertain to the experimental setting. It can also modify nouns to form expressions such as deneydeki koşullar (the conditions in the experiment) or deneydeki veriler (the data from the experiment).

Examples: Deneyde ölçümler yapıldı. (Measurements were taken in the experiment.) Deneydeki sonuçlar, hipotezi destekledi. (The results in the experiment supported the hypothesis.) Deneyde elde edilen bulgular güvenilir kabul edildi. (The findings obtained in the experiment were considered reliable.)

Relation to related terms: Deneyde is distinct from deneyi or deneyler in that it marks location within the experimental context rather than listing the experiments themselves. It should not be confused with tecrübe or deneyim, which mean experience, and with deneysel, the adjective meaning “experimental.”

See also: Deney, Deneysel, Tecrübe, Deneyim, Laboratuvar.