düzlemle

Düzlemle is a Turkish instrumental form formed from the noun düzlem, meaning plane. In Turkish, the suffix -le (a variant of ile) attaches to nouns to indicate the means or instrument by which something is done. Therefore, düzlemle translates roughly as "with the plane" or "by means of the plane," and is used primarily in mathematical, geometric, and technical contexts to reference operations or relations involving a plane.

The word is written as düzlemle and follows standard Turkish phonology of consonant-ending stems taking the -le suffix. It functions as an instrumental or adverbial phrase, often introducing the plane as a reference in statements about intersections, projections, or alignments. It does not stand alone as a verb, but rather forms part of a larger clause describing a relation between an object and a plane.

In geometry literature, düzlemle is commonly encountered in phrases like "düzlemle kesişim" (intersection with a plane) or "düzlemle ilişki" (relation with the plane). It marks that the described operation or property is relative to or performed with respect to a plane.

Related terms include düzlem (plane) and ile (with).