iletimde

Iletimde is a Turkish noun form meaning in transmission or in the process of being transmitted. It derives from iletim, which refers to the act of transmitting, delivering, or disseminating information, signals, or messages. The term is used primarily to describe the current state or location of data, communication, or other transmitted content within a system or network.

Etymology and grammar: iletim comes from the verb iletmek, meaning to convey or deliver. The noun iletim is formed with a nominal suffix, and the locative form iletimde (written without a possessive suffix) expresses “in transmission.” The form iletimin is used for related meanings like “of transmission,” and iletimimde would mean “in my transmission.”

Usage and contexts: iletimde appears in technical and professional language related to telecommunications, data networks, broadcasting, logistics, and healthcare information systems. It conveys that data, signals, or messages are currently being transmitted or are located within a transmission path. Examples include: Verinin iletiminde gecikme yaşanıyor (There is a delay in the transmission of the data). Kablodaki iletimde sorun var (There is a problem in the transmission on the cable). İletimin güvenliği için sıkı protokoller uygulanır (Tight protocols are applied to ensure the security of the transmission).

Relation to related terms: iletmek (to convey, deliver) is the verb root; iletim (transmission) is the noun form; iletişim (communication) refers to the broader act of communicating, while iletim focuses on the conveyance of content through a channel.