Benekler

Benekler, a Turkish word, translates to "spots" or "freckles" in English. This term is commonly used to describe small, distinct markings on a surface. In a biological context, benekler often refer to the pigmented spots found on the skin of humans and animals, such as freckles on skin or the patterns on a leopard's coat. These can be congenital or develop over time due to various factors like sun exposure.

Beyond biological applications, benekler can also describe markings on inanimate objects. For example, a piece of fabric might have benekler, indicating a patterned design of dots. In this sense, the term denotes any small, scattered discoloration or shape. The context in which "benekler" is used will determine the specific meaning, but the core concept remains that of discrete, visible marks.