formelere

Formelere is a Turkish word form that serves as the dative plural of the noun formül, meaning formula. In standard Turkish orthography the base noun is formül (formula), with the plural form being formüller and the dative plural form formüllere. In contexts where diacritics are omitted, you may also see the ASCII rendering formelere, though this is less common in formal writing. The term thus corresponds to “to the formulas” in English.

Formation and grammar: Turkish is an agglutinative language, so multiple suffixes attach to a root in a fixed order. For formül, the plural suffix -ler/-lar is added to formüller, and the dative suffix -e/-a is added last to indicate direction toward something. The vowel harmony rules of Turkish determine the exact vowels in the suffixes, resulting in formüllere. The word functions as a noun in the dative case and is typically used with verbs that imply action toward or according to the formulas.

Usage: Formüllere refers to formulas or formulae in mathematical, scientific, or procedural contexts. It appears in sentences that discuss calculations, rules, or guidelines expressed as formulas. Examples include: “Bu formüllere göre hesaplayın” (Calculate according to these formulas) or “Formüllere bakarak çözüm geliştirin” (Develop a solution by looking at the formulas).

See also: Turkish grammar, Turkish nouns, vowel harmony, Turkish suffixes, formül.

Note: The standard Turkish spelling is formüllere (with ü and double l). The diacritic-free variant formelere may appear in non-diacritic text or when diacritics are omitted.