türetmelerle

Türetmelerle is a Turkish term used primarily in linguistic description to indicate means or method by which something is achieved, specifically through derivations. It is formed from türetme (the act of deriving, derivation) plus the plural suffix -ler and the instrumental suffix -le, which harmonizes as -lerle in Turkish phonology. Thus türetmelerle literally means “with derivations” or “by means of derivations.”

In morphology and language studies, türetmelerle marks the method by which words or word families are produced from roots. It is commonly employed when discussing how lexical items are formed through derivational processes rather than through inflection, borrowing, or compounding alone. The phrase often appears in analyses of word formation, grammar descriptions, and corpus studies that focus on derivational patterns.

Examples of usage include sentences such as: “Köklerden türetmelerle oluşturulan kelime ailesi incelenmiştir,” meaning that the family of words formed derivationally from the roots was examined. Another example: “Türetmelerle elde edilen veriler, sözlük yapısının özelliklerini göstermektedir.” These illustrate how the instrument-like meaning of türetmelerle relates to data or results derived from derivational processes.

Relation to related terms: türetme (derivation), türetilmiş kelimeler (derived words), morfoloji (morphology). The usage of türetmelerle is more common in academic contexts and linguistic discussion; in everyday language, speakers may opt for phrasing that emphasizes the derivational aspect in a different form.

Notes: The term highlights a methodological aspect of word formation analysis and underscores the role of derivations in shaping vocabulary.