kipleriyle

Kipleriyle is a Turkish term used in linguistic contexts to refer to the set of verb forms that encode time, mood, aspect, and modality. The word is formed from kip, a Turkish grammar term that denotes the various verb kips (tenses and moods); ile, a postposition meaning with; and the possessive/accentual suffixing that yields a form equivalent to “with their kips” or “with their moods.” In everyday Turkish, the phrase is not a common everyday expression but appears in grammars, linguistic analyses, and scholarly discussion about Turkish verb conjugation.

Morphologically, kipleriyle is built through several steps: kip (the root) + ler (plural suffix) gives kipler; the accusative suffix i attaches to form kipleri (their kips); and the instrumental suffixyle attaches to yield kipleriyle, ending in the instrumental meaning “with.” Turkish agglutination and vowel harmony govern the exact form, but the overall meaning remains “with their kips/moods/tenses.”

Usage and context: kipleriyle is primarily encountered in academic or descriptive texts about Turkish grammar rather than in everyday conversation. It signals a focus on the grammatical forms of verbs rather than on a concrete action. For example, a linguistics discussion might refer to kipleriyle çekimleri to analyze how different moods and tenses interact in Turkish verb conjugation.

See also: Turkish grammar, Kip (grammatical mood/tense), Turkish verbs, Turkish suffixes.