Alkoldür

Alkoldür is a term that appears to be a portmanteau, combining "alkol" (Turkish for alcohol) and "dür" (a Turkish suffix indicating presence or affirmation, often translated as "is" or "it is"). Therefore, "alkoldür" literally translates to "it is alcohol" or "alcohol is."

The phrase is likely used in contexts where one needs to definitively state that a substance or liquid is indeed alcohol. This could be in situations involving identification of unknown substances, discussions about the properties of a beverage, or when clarifying the nature of a particular compound in a scientific or everyday setting. For example, if someone is unsure if a drink contains alcohol, they might say "Bu alkoldür" meaning "This is alcohol."

The suffix "dür" in Turkish is a copula, serving to link a noun or adjective to the subject, expressing existence, identity, or description. Its inclusion in "alkoldür" firmly establishes the identity of the subject as alcohol. The term itself is straightforward and does not carry specific connotations beyond its literal meaning, making it a functional and descriptive phrase in the Turkish language.