transferleri

Transferleri is the definite plural form of the Turkish noun transfer, meaning the transfers. The base word transfer is a loanword from English and is used in Turkish across various domains. Turkish forms the plural with -ler to create transferler and adds the definite direct object suffix -i to produce transferleri, literally “the transfers” as a direct object. The same stem can appear in other inflections such as transferler (the transfers) as the subject or transferi (the transfer) as the definite object in different sentences.

Etymology and usage: The word entered Turkish through English loan usage and is common in media and everyday language. It is widely used in sports, finance, and information technology, where different subtypes such as para transferleri and veri transferleri are understood from context.

Contexts: In sports, transferler describe the movement of players between clubs, usually discussed in transfer windows. In finance, para transferleri refer to money transfers between accounts or banks. In information technology, veri transferleri denote the transfer of data between systems or networks.

Usage notes: Transferleri typically appears when the noun is functioning as a definite direct object. The related forms include transferler (the transfers) as the subject and transferi (the transfer) as the definite object in other constructions. The word is usually written without capitalization in Turkish.

See also: transfer (linguistics), para transferi, transfer window.