Bitim

Bitim is a Turkish noun meaning the end, completion, or termination of a process or event. It is used in formal and everyday language to denote the moment when something ends or when a task has been finished. The word is derived from the verb bitmek, “to finish,” with the noun-forming suffix -im, producing the act or result of finishing.

In usage, bitim appears in phrases such as bitim tarihi (end date), işin bitimi (completion of the work), bitim raporu (final report), or bitimin gerçekleşmesi (the completion). In contracts, projects, and administrative contexts, bitim marks the conclusion of a phase, a project, or an agreement. In English translations, bitim is commonly rendered as end, completion, or termination, depending on the nuance.

Notes: Bitim is a standard term in Turkish; in everyday speech, simpler words like son or tamamlanma may be used. Outside Turkish contexts, bitim typically appears only in translations or when referencing Turkish material.