verilere

Verilere is the dative plural form of the Turkish noun veri, meaning data. In Turkish, veri is used both as a mass noun and a countable noun in plural as veriler. The dative plural form verilere expresses “to the data” or “to data sources” and is used with verbs that take a dative object, such as bakmak (to look at) or erişmek (to access).

Examples of usage include Verilere bakıyorum (I am looking at the data) and Verilere erişmek istiyoruz (We want to access the data). For reference, the singular dative form is veriye (to the data). Verileri would be the definite accusative plural (the data), while veriler is the nominative plural (the data as a plural concept).

In contemporary Turkish, veri is a common term across fields such as statistics, computer science, and information technology. Veriye dair discussions frequently appear in contexts like veri kümesi (dataset), veri tabanı (database), veri madenciliği (data mining), and veri güvenliği (data security). The phrase veriye dayalı kararlar, meaning data-driven decisions, is also widely used.

Overall, verilere functions as a grammatical form that attaches to the noun veri to indicate direction toward data, reflecting Turkish patterns of case and number. It appears regularly in both technical writing and everyday language when describing actions performed with or on data.