kurullarla

Kurullarla is a Turkish word formed by combining the plural noun kurullar, meaning boards or committees, with the comitative suffix -la. The base kurul refers to a formal assembly, council, or committee, and kurullar denotes multiple such bodies. The suffix -la attaches to the plural to express accompaniment or collaboration, yielding kurullarla, literally “with the boards/committees.”

In usage, kurullarla functions as a comitative phrase indicating that actions are performed together with the committees. It is common in formal or organizational contexts. Examples include kurullarla istişare etmek (to consult with the committees) and kurullarla toplantılar yapmak (to hold meetings with the committees). It can appear in sentences such as “Kurullarla istişare ettik” (We consulted with the committees) or “Projeyi kurullarla birlikte yürütüyoruz” (We are carrying out the project together with the committees).

Linguistically, kurullarla illustrates Turkish agglutination and the use of the comitative suffix to express accompaniment. It shows how a noun can shift to convey collaboration with a plural entity. See also Turkish grammar, comitative case suffix -la/-yle, and the noun kurul meaning board or committee.