Arz

Arz is a Turkish noun meaning the act of presenting, submitting, or offering, typically used in formal and bureaucratic contexts. It appears in official communication to refer to a petition or request and in phrases formed with the verb arz etmek, meaning to present or submit. Common uses include legal, governmental, and commercial settings where a party submits documentation, a proposal, or a request to an authority. In written Turkish, a speaker or writer who is making a request may use arz ederim as a courteous formula, roughly translating to "I respectfully submit" or "I beg to submit."

The term is primarily encountered in Turkish and is part of a larger family of words connected to presenting or offering. It is not a term with a single, universal definition outside Turkish; in English-language texts ARZ might appear as an acronym or identifier, but such uses are context-dependent and not standardized.

Because arz is a language-specific term, its meaning should be inferred from surrounding verbs and nouns in a sentence. It does not refer to a person, place, or widely recognized concept beyond its bureaucratic sense in Turkish. Some contexts may also use the uppercase ARZ as an acronym for unrelated organizations or terms, which vary by field and language.