ilettim

İlettim is the first-person singular simple past tense form of the Turkish verb iletmek, meaning to convey, to send, or to forward. It translates roughly as "I conveyed" or "I forwarded" and is used when the speaker has caused information, a message, a request, or a document to be transmitted to another person or institution. The action often involves a recipient indicated with a dative construction or a prepositional phrase, such as “müdüre ilettim” (I forwarded it to the manager).

In Turkish, iletmek is a transitive verb. İlettim is formed from the root ilet- plus the infinitive suffix -mek and the simple past marker -ti-, with the person suffix -m. Because the verb stem ends in a consonant (t), the past tense is realized as ilettim with gemination of the final consonant. The word may appear in formal or bureaucratic contexts; in everyday conversation speakers often use synonyms like gönderdim or iletti.

Usage and nuance: ilettim emphasizes the act of transmitting information or a document to another party, rather than simply sending it. It is commonly found in written or formal speech such as reports, memos, or official correspondence, but is understood in everyday Turkish as well.

Related forms include iletmek (the base verb), iletim (transmission or delivery), and iletişim (communication). See also examples of usage in sentences to illustrate context.