ürünle

ürünle is the instrumental form of the Turkish noun ürün (product). It is created by adding the instrumental suffix -le to the stem, and Turkish vowel harmony determines the form; since ür- contains a front vowel, the suffix appears as -le, yielding ürünle. The result is a post-nominal adjunct that marks instrument or means, equivalent to with the product or using the product in English.

In Turkish grammar, -le (or -la, depending on the final vowel of the stem) serves to indicate means, instrument, or accompaniment. Therefore, ürünle functions like other instrumental forms such as kalemle (with a pen) or araçla (with a vehicle). It is used to describe actions performed using a product or in contexts where the product is the tool or medium. The construction is common in technical, industrial, and business Turkic usage, where products, devices, or outputs are specified as the means of performing a task.

Notes on usage and nuance: -le is a general instrumental marker, and ürünle often appears in phrases that compare or reference actions performed with a product, or in descriptions of processes and testing that involve a product. It should not be confused with genitive or possessive forms, nor with phrases meaning “in relation to the product” which use different constructions. In formal writing, equivalents such as ile or aracılığıyla can substitute for emphasis or stylistic needs.

See also: Turkish grammar of instrumental suffixes, -le/-la, kalemle, araçla, ile.