eklemeyle

Eklemeyle is a Turkish term used to express the instrumental meaning “with the act of adding” or “by adding.” It is formed from the verb eklemek (to add) and the noun ekleme (the act of adding), together with the instrumental suffix -yle, which yields eklemeyle. This construction functions as a prepositional phrase that indicates means or method in a sentence, similar to the English “with” or “by.”

Morphology and formation: The base concept is eklemek, whose related noun ekleme denotes the act of adding. To indicate means, Turkish attaches the instrumental suffix -yle, with a linking sound y between the stem and suffix, producing eklemeyle. The exact form follows Turkish vowel harmony rules; eklemeyle is the standard written form.

Usage: Eklemeyle is more common in formal, technical, or descriptive contexts such as procedures, manuals, academic writing, or legal texts. It answers questions of how something is done or by which means, and it can introduce a subordinate clause or modify a verb phrase. For example, a sentence might state that a process was accomplished “eklemeyle,” meaning by adding, or describe actions taken “eklemeyle birleştirildi,” by adding and combining.

Notes: While eklemeyle is the conventional form, Turkish linking with -yle/-yla depends on the final sound of the preceding stem. In everyday speech, speakers may prefer simpler prepositional expressions, but eklemeyle remains correct and recognizable in written Turkish.