Çarpnt

Çarpnt is not an attested entry in standard Turkish dictionaries and does not have a widely recognized standalone meaning. It most likely represents a misspelling or shorthand for the Turkish noun çarpıntı, which denotes the sensation of a rapid, strong, or irregular heartbeat, commonly translated as palpitations.

In Turkish, çarpıntı is formed from the verb çarp- “to strike, beat” with the abstract noun suffix -ıntı. The form çarpnt lacks the expected vowel harmony and suffix, which is why it is not considered a proper or standard spelling. As a result, çarpnt does not appear in formal linguistic or medical references as an independent term.

In practice, if someone encounters çarpnt in text, the intended meaning is usually Çarpıntı (palpitations). Palpitations can be caused by factors such as physical exertion, caffeine or stimulant use, anxiety or stress, anemia, thyroid disorders, arrhythmias, or electrolyte imbalances. They may occur alone or with chest pain, dizziness, or shortness of breath, and persistent or concerning cases warrant medical evaluation. Outside of possible misspelling, there are no established uses of çarpnt as a separate term; it may occasionally appear as a name or in fictional contexts, but it lacks standard definition.

See also: çarpıntı; palpitations; heart rhythm.