hareketleriyle

Hareketleriyle is a Turkish word formed from hareket (movement) plus the plural suffix -ler, the possessive suffix -i, and the instrumental suffix -yle. The result hareketler + i + yle yields hareketleriyle, literally “with his/her/its movements.” It functions as an instrumental adjunct, indicating the manner or means by which an action is performed.

In use, hareketleriyle expresses that something is done through or by the movements of a subject. It is common in descriptive or narrative contexts, such as talking about a dancer, performer, or any agent whose movements convey effect or meaning. The possessive sense is typically inferred from surrounding context, so the exact possessor (he, she, it) is not always stated explicitly.

Grammatically, hareketleriyle is analyzed as an instrumental phrase built on a noun (hareketler) in its the possessive form (hareketleri) followed by the instrumental suffix -yle. Its English equivalents are “with his/her/its movements” or “by means of its movements,” depending on the inferred possessor. To specify a different possessor, Turkish can supply an explicit possessive pronoun or determiner, such as onun hareketleriyle (“with his/her movements”) or onların hareketleriyle (“with their movements”).

The term is not a fixed title or proper noun; rather, it is a grammatical construction that can appear in various Turkish texts to describe action performed through movement.