eklenince

Eklenince is a Turkish grammatical form that creates an adverbial clause meaning “when added” or “upon adding.” It is formed from the passive stem eklen- of the verb eklenmek (to be added) with the suffix -ince, producing eklenince. The construction is used to express a condition or a change of state that occurs as a result of adding something.

Function and usage: Eklenince introduces a dependent clause indicating what happens when something is added. It can refer to numerical, lexical, or chemical additions, among others. The clause typically precedes a main clause that states the consequence, but Turkish word order allows some flexibility.

Examples:

- Bir sayıya 1 eklenince sonuç artar. (When 1 is added to a number, the result increases.)

- Bir kelimeye eklenince kök değişir. (When a suffix is added to a word, the root changes.)

- Bir maddeye hidrojen eklenince gaz çıkışı olur. (When hydrogen is added to a substance, gas is released.)

Notes: Eklenince is a productive way to express conditional or temporal relationships tied to addition, and it is commonly used in both everyday language and explanatory or instructional text. It functions similarly to other Turkish concessive/time clauses such as -ınca, -ırsa, or -dığında, but specifically emphasizes the trigger of addition.