yüküyle

Yüküyle is a Turkish word that functions as an adverb or a noun phrase depending on context. It is formed by combining the noun "yük" (load, burden, cargo) with the possessive suffix "-ü" (his/her/its) and the instrumental case suffix "-yle" (with). Therefore, "yüküyle" literally translates to "with his/her/its load" or "with its burden."

As an adverb, "yüküyle" describes the manner in which an action is performed, indicating that it is done while carrying a load or burden. For example, "Adam yorgun argın yüküyle evine döndü" translates to "The man returned home weary, with his load." In this instance, "yüküyle" modifies the verb "döndü" (returned), specifying the state of the man as he performed the action.

In some contexts, "yüküyle" can also be understood as a noun phrase. For instance, if referring to the weight of something, one might say "Bu araba çok ağır yüküyle dikkat çekiyor," meaning "This car draws attention with its heavy load." Here, "yüküyle" acts as the object of the preposition "ile" (with), referring to the load itself. The meaning of "yüküyle" is thus intrinsically tied to the concept of carrying or possessing something significant, whether it is a physical cargo or a figurative burden.