nesneyle

Nesneyle is a Turkish word formed from nesne (object) and the instrumental/associative suffix -(y)le, meaning "with the object" or "by means of the object." It is used to indicate accompaniment, instrument, means, or association in a sentence. For example: "Çocuk nesneyle oynadı" ("The child played with the object").

Morphology follows Turkish vowel harmony and the use of a buffer consonant: when a noun ends in a vowel, the suffix appears as -yle; when it ends in a consonant, it appears as -le, -la, or -ile according to vowel harmony rules. The suffix can be attached directly (nesneyle) or written as the separate word ile in some contexts, with the attached form more common in colloquial speech and the separate form appearing in certain formal constructions.

Syntactically, nesneyle functions as an instrumental/adjunct phrase modifying the verb, expressing how, with what, or alongside whom an action is performed. Its meaning can overlap with other postpositional or case-marking strategies in Turkish, so context determines exact interpretation.

The term also appears in compound and idiomatic expressions and may be used as a proper name or brand in unrelated contexts. In linguistic descriptions, nesneyle exemplifies how Turkish uses agglutinative suffixes to encode grammatical relations.