hacimlerle

Hacimlerle is a Turkish phrase that literally translates to “with volumes.” The root word hacim means “volume” or “size” in Turkish, and the suffix –lerle serves as a locative plural case marker, indicating accompaniment or plural instance. Together the phrase is used to describe actions, calculations, or arrangements that involve or are organized by volume units. For example, a shipping company might note that containers are loaded «hacimlerle» to optimize space, meaning that the loading plan is based on the containers’ volumes. In scientific writing, researchers may refer to data «hacimlerle» to mean that measurements were taken in volumetric units such as liters or cubic meters.

The expression appears in technical manuals, logistics reports, and coursework dealing with geometry, fluid dynamics, and material sciences. It is sometimes shortened to hacimli, meaning “having volume,” but hacimlerle retains the plural sense and the sense of “in terms of volumes.” Related terms include hacim ölçüsü (volume unit), hacim ölçümü (volume measurement), and hacim hesaplaması (volume calculation). The phrase helps convey precise quantitative information in contexts where volume is a primary factor.