yüklerle

Yüklerle is a Turkish inflected form derived from the noun yük, meaning load, burden, or cargo. It combines the plural suffix -ler with the instrumental suffix -le, which marks accompaniment or the means by which something is done. The result, -lerle, typically expresses “with loads” or “carrying loads” and is used to link a noun phrase to the idea of being accompanied by or carrying those loads. Turkish agglutinative morphology makes such constructions common, and -lerle reflects both plurality and the instrumental sense in a single word.

In usage, yüklerle functions as an adverbial or noun phrase within sentences. It can describe how actions are performed or the state of objects and people. For example, kamyonlar yüklerle dolu means “The trucks are full of loads,” indicating that the loads occupy the trucks. Another example is çalışanlar yüklerle yola çıktılar, meaning “The workers set off with loads.” The phrase can appear in everyday speech, logistical descriptions, historical accounts of transport, and literary contexts to convey the presence and handling of payloads.

Translations into English generally render yüklerle as “with loads” or “laden with loads,” depending on context. Related terms include yük (load), yük taşımacılığı (cargo transportation), and phrases using ile or le in Turkish grammar to indicate accompaniment or means.