ilikisiyle

Ilikisiyle is not a standard entry in Turkish dictionaries and is not recognized as a formal word in general reference sources. In most linguistic and encyclopedic contexts, it is considered either a misspelling of ikisiyle or a nonce/creative formation encountered in informal writing or online discourse.

Etymology and form

The familiar Turkish expression with both of two people or things is ikisiyle, derived from iki (two) plus the possessive/derivative suffix and ile (with). The sequence ilikisiyle does not conform to standard Turkish morphology, which suggests that if it appears, it is most likely a typographical error, a deliberate neologism, or a playful variation used in specific communities. The behavior and meaning of such a form are not fixed and can vary by author or context.

Usage and interpretation

When ilikisiyle appears in text, it is typically interpreted as nonstandard or humorous. In most cases, the intended meaning can be recovered as ikisiyle (with both of them). For example, the standard form would be used in everyday Turkish: “İkisiyle gittiler.” If ilikisiyle is used, it may serve to draw attention, convey a character’s idiosyncratic speech, or function as a meme or trope within a particular online circle. There is no authoritative grammatical rule or fixed definition accompanying ilikisiyle in mainstream Turkish.

Distribution and reception

Ilikisiyle has limited, non-authoritative presence and does not appear in standard dictionaries or formal corpora. Its use is marginal and primarily found in informal online content, where it may be understood as a stylistic variant rather than a separate lexical item.

See also

ikisiyle, ile, iki, Turkish morphology, Turkish language orthography.