iletmelere

Iletmelere is a Turkish linguistic form that represents the dative plural inflection of the noun iletme, meaning the act of conveying, transmitting, or informing. In ordinary use iletmelere is not a separate entry word with a standalone meaning; rather, it functions as a grammatical form that can be translated as “to the conveyings” or “to the transmissions,” depending on context.

Etymology and morphology: The root ilet- means to convey or inform. The nominal form iletme expresses the act or process of conveying. The plural suffix -ler yields iletmeler, and the dative suffix -e attached to the plural gives iletmelere. Thus the form follows the typical Turkish pattern of root + nominalizing suffix + plural suffix + dative suffix. Turkish stress generally falls on the final syllable in many words, but pronunciation can vary with surrounding syllables.

Usage and meaning: Iletmelere appears mainly in linguistic analysis, formal writing, or contexts that require reference to multiple transmissions in a dative sense. It can occur in phrases such as iletmelere göre, meaning “according to the communications/transmissions,” where the dative plural governs the following postposition or clause. Outside scholarly or technical discourse, iletmelere is rarely used, and speakers typically reuse more general expressions such as iletme or iletiler when referring to communications.

See also: Turkish grammar, Turkish suffixes, iletmek, iletme.