sensörlerine

Sensörlerine is a Turkish word that functions as the dative plural form of sensör (sensor). It translates roughly as “to the sensors” and is used to indicate the recipient or destination of an action involving multiple sensors.

Formation and grammar: The base sensör comes from the English word sensor. To form the plural, Turkish adds the suffix -ler/-lar, giving sensörler. To express movement toward or association with multiple sensors, the dative suffix -e/-a is appended, resulting in sensörlere. Because the last vowel of the stem is e, the appropriate dative vowel is -e, so the complete form is sensörlere. This structure follows Turkish vowel harmony and suffix order, where the plural marker attaches first and the case (dative) marker follows.

Usage notes: Sensörlerine typically appears in sentences describing data, power, signals, or directives directed at sensors. It does not express possession; that would require a genitive form such as sensörlerin (of the sensors) or sensörlerinin (of their sensors) in different contexts.

Examples:

- Cihaz sensörlerine güç veriyor. (The device is supplying power to the sensors.)

- Veri sensörlerine iletildi. (The data was transmitted to the sensors.)

- Sistem sensörlerine yönlendirdi. (The system redirected to the sensors.)

Etymology and related forms: Sensör is a loanword from English. The article is often encountered in technical writing about electronics, robotics, and information systems in Turkish. Related forms include sensör, sensörler (plural), sensörlerin (genitive plural), and sensörlere (dative plural).