gürültüyle

Gürültüyle is a Turkish adverb meaning “noisily” or “with noise.” It is formed from the noun gürültü (noise) plus the suffix -yle, which in Turkish creates adverbs that express manner or accompaniment. The word conveys that an action is performed in a loud or disruptive way, or that something occurs accompanied by significant sound.

In use, gürültüyle describes how an action happens rather than describing the action itself. It can refer to deliberate noisy behavior as well as incidental noise from events or environments. The adverb frequently appears in both narrative and descriptive text, including journalism and literature, to emphasize audibility or disruption without specifying exact sounds.

Examples illustrate its typical employment:

- Kapıyı gürültüyle kapattı. (He slammed the door noisily.)

- Çocuklar oyun alanında gürültüyle bağırdı. (The children shouted noisily in the playground.)

- Araba gürültüyle geçti. (The car passed by with a roar/noise.)

Gürültüyle is one of several Turkish adverbs formed from nouns with the -yle suffix to indicate manner. It contrasts with adverbs formed by other means, such as -ce or -ca, which can convey manner in different nuances. Related concepts include gürültü (noise) and more general terms for sound and perception.