üniteleriyle

The word “üniteleriyle” is a Turkish adverbial form derived from the noun “ünite,” meaning “unit” or “unit (of measurement).” It is formed by attaching the possessive suffix “-si” (its) and the instrumental suffix “-yle” (with, by) to the plural noun “ünitelere.” As a result, the literal translation is “with its units” or “by its units.” This form is used to describe an action or process being performed with reference to or involving the units that belong to something.

In Turkish grammar, **‑si** denotes possession, and **‑yle** functions as a case ending indicating means or instrument. When combined, **‑siyle** indicates that the subject uses or refers to the possessions. In the plural form **‑leriyle** is applied to the noun, preserving the plural reference. Therefore, “üniteleriyle” is the plural instrumental case of “ünite” in a possessive context.

Typical usage occurs in technical or scientific contexts. For example, a mechanical engineer might say: “Makine, ünite birimlerini kullanarak ölçüm yapar,” which can be paraphrased as “The machine measures with its units.” Here “üni­telerini” is the accusative form, while “üni­teleriyle” can formulate the sentence: “Makine, üni­teleriyle ölçüm yapar.” This construction emphasizes that the measurement is performed using the units inherent to the machine.

The term is therefore not a standalone concept but a grammatical construction used to describe actions performed with the units of an object or system. It is common in engineering, mathematics, and any field where units of measurement (such as meters, seconds, units of power) are explicitly referenced in Turkish technical writing.