çizilmi

çizilmi is a Turkish word that translates to "scratched" or "unwritten" in English, depending on the context. As a past participle, it indicates a state of being affected by scratching or a lack of prior inscription.

In the context of physical objects, çizilmi typically refers to a surface that has been marred by a scratch. This could be a car's paintwork, a piece of furniture, or a screen. The term implies superficial damage rather than a deep gouge.

Alternatively, çizilmi can refer to something that has not been written on or recorded. For instance, a blank page in a notebook could be described as çizilmi if it remains unwritten. This usage highlights the absence of any marks or text.

The grammatical function of çizilmi is as a past participle, derived from the verb çizmek (to draw, to scratch, to write). Its precise meaning is therefore heavily influenced by the preceding verb and the surrounding sentence structure, requiring careful consideration of the context for accurate interpretation.