Belgeleyen

Belgeleyen is a Turkish term formed from the verb belgelemek, meaning to document, certify, or prove. It functions primarily as a present participle and can also serve as an agent noun meaning “one who documents” or “documenter.” In Turkish, participles ending in -en or -an often describe ongoing or habitual action, and when used as a modifier they convey the sense of documenting, recording, or evidencing.

Usage and nuance

As a participle, belgeleyen can modify a noun to indicate that the noun performs the documenting action. For example, belgeleyen kişi means the person who documents. In formal or technical contexts it may appear in phrases such as belgeleme süreci (the documentation process) or belgeleyen taraf (the documenting party). The form is flexible enough to appear in plural as belgeleyenler (those who document) or as part of compound expressions describing activities or roles related to documentation.

Relation to related terms

Belgelemek is the base verb; belgelendirme and belgeleme refer to the process of documentation or certification, while belge (document) is the root noun. Belgeleyen is therefore closely connected to these terms and commonly appears in discussions of compliance, archiving, auditing, journalism, and other fields where recording evidence is essential.

See also: belgelemek, belgeleme, belgelendirme, belge.