iletimindeki

İletimindeki is a Turkish grammatical form built from the noun iletim, meaning transmission or communication. The form combines a possessive element, a location suffix, and a relative/identifying suffix to produce a noun phrase that can function as a modifier or as a stand-alone noun. In effect, iletiminin the transmission and its related forms specify “the one that is in (the) transmission” or “the thing inside the transmission,” with the exact meaning shaped by the possessed or context-driven suffixes.

Morphologically, iletim serves as the base noun. When possessive, locative, and the -ki suffix are added in sequence, the result is a compound like iletimimdeki or iletiminizdeki, depending on which possessor is indicated. The locative -de (in/at) marks the position, and -ki creates the relative "the one that" sense, so the full form identifies a specific item located inside the transmission of interest. The form thus encodes both location and a reference to a particular element within that location.

Usage and meaning can vary with context. In technical writing, iletimindeki arızayı gidermek, for example, means “to fix the fault in the transmission,” while iletimindeki veriler refers to “the data in the transmission.” In narrative or descriptive Turkish, the phrase can specify a component, segment, or piece that exists within a broader transmission or communication process.

The construction illustrates Turkish’s agglutinative morphology, where multiple suffixes plug together to convey possession, place, and reference. It is a productive, standard pattern rather than a fixed lexical item.