Bereketli

Bereketli is a Turkish toponym meaning "fertile" or "rich in harvest," derived from bereket (fertility, abundance) with the adjectival suffix -li. The name is widely used across Turkey for various settlements, reflecting the traditional association of the land with productive agriculture. In practice, Bereketli may refer to rural villages (köy) within districts or to neighborhoods (mahalle) within municipalities, with administrative status varying by province and district.

The geographical distribution of Bereketli is dispersed across Anatolia and Thrace, and the name sometimes appears as part of longer toponyms such as Bereketli Köyü or Bereketli Mahallesi. Because it is a common toponym, it does not denote a single administrative entity, but rather multiple places sharing the same name.

In Turkish-language gazetteers and maps, Bereketli often appears in contexts related to agricultural land use or historical settlement patterns. The term is also found in other Turkic-speaking regions toponomically, though its use is most widespread in Turkey.