Açlk

Açlk is a term whose meaning is not established in standard dictionaries. It is not widely recognized as a distinct word in major languages, and in many contexts it may represent a misspelling, a typographical error, or a specific acronym or proper name used in a niche domain.

In Turkish, the closely related common word açlık means hunger, the physiological and social state of not having enough food. Açlık appears in everyday language as well as in medical, economic, and humanitarian contexts, for example in discussions of malnutrition, famine, or food insecurity, and in phrases such as aç kalmak (to go hungry) or açlık grevi (hunger strike). If açlk is encountered in Turkish texts, it is typically assumed to be a misspelling of açlık unless supported by a defined context that assigns it a special meaning.

Beyond Turkish, açlk could, in principle, function as an acronym, a code, or a proper name in a specific field or organization, but without context there is no standard interpretation.

If you have a particular usage, language, or field in mind for açlk, providing that context would help identify its meaning or clarify whether it is a misspelling of açlık or a distinct term. See also hunger, food security, and related Turkish terms such as açlık and aç kalmak for related concepts.