kontrolüne

Kontrolüne is a Turkish inflected form of the noun kontrol, meaning control. It is created by attaching the third-person possessive suffix -ü to kontrol and then adding the dative suffix -e, producing the form -üne. The word often translates as “to his/her/its control” and, more broadly, as “under his/her/its control.” It functions as a grammatical construction to indicate the entity that holds authority over something or the target of control.

In Turkish usage, kontrolüne is commonly found in phrases that express placement under someone’s authority or supervision. The construction is used with verbs such as almak (to take under), geçmek (to come under), or sunmak (to be submitted to), among others. The possessive in the form points to the controlling agent, while the dative indicates the direction or target of that control.

Examples:

- Proje, kurumun kontrolüne alındı. (The project was placed under the institution’s control.)

- Olay hükümetin kontrolüne geçti. (The incident came under the government’s control.)

- Kayıtlar savcının kontrolüne sunuldu. (The records were submitted to the prosecutor’s control.)

Etymology and context: kontrolüne reflects Turkish noun formation through agglutination, combining a root borrowed from Western languages with Turkish possessive and case suffixes. It is mainly a functional, not a standalone lexeme, used in administrative, legal, and organizational discourse to express authority and oversight.