Belge

Belge is a term with different meanings across languages. In Turkish, belge means document or certificate, a common noun used in everyday and official contexts. Phrases such as kimlik belgesi (identity document) or diploma belgesi (diploma certificate) illustrate its practical use in paperwork and administration.

In French, belge is primarily an adjective meaning Belgian, and it can also function as a noun referring to a Belgian person (for example, un Belge or une Belge). The country name in French is Belgique, while Belgique is used in generic references to Belgian-related topics. The adjective belge is written lowercase when describing things related to Belgium.

Belge may appear in other languages and contexts as a proper name or part of composite terms, but its main senses are language-specific: in Turkish it denotes a document, and in French it relates to Belgium either as an adjective or a demonym. The word is thus not a single, universal term but a cross-language homonym with distinct meanings depending on usage.