nesnelere

Nesnelere is a Turkish grammatical form, not a standalone lexical item. It represents the dative plural form of nesne, meaning “to the objects.” The form results from Turkish morphology: the noun nesne (object) takes the plural suffix -ler to become nesneler, and the dative case suffix -e is added to yield nesnelere. Turkish vowel harmony applies to the suffixes, so the resulting spelling reflects the standard rules of suffixation.

Usage and meaning

Nesnelere is used when the sentence requires a target or recipient in the plural, often in constructions that indicate direction toward or relation to the objects. It can appear after verbs that govern a dative interpretation, such as dokunmak (to touch) or bakmak (to look toward) in contexts that emphasize the objects as the indirect object or destination. For example: Nesnelere dokunmayın. (Do not touch the objects.) Nesnelere yönelik talimatlar verildi. (Instructions were issued directed at the objects.) In such examples, nesnelere marks the plural objects as the focus of the action or care.

Morphology and related forms

Nesnelere is one form in a system of inflected endings for nesne. Other related forms include nesneler (nominative plural), nesneleri (accusative plural), nesnelerde (locative plural), and nesnelerden (ablative plural). The pattern illustrates how Turkish combines number and case in a single word, with endings adapted to the root through harmony rules.

See also Turkish grammar, noun inflection, case endings.