Bozunabilen

Bozunabilen is a Turkish adjective meaning capable of being spoiled, damaged, or corrupted. It is used to describe objects, substances, processes or systems that are vulnerable to degradation under certain conditions, such as humidity, heat, chemical exposure, mechanical stress, or data integrity threats.

Etymology: The form is built from the Turkish root related to spoilage (boz-) combined with affixes that indicate possibility (-abilir) and a participial ending (-en). In everyday Turkish, the more common term for "can be spoiled" is bozulabilir; bozunabilen appears primarily in technical or formal contexts to emphasize vulnerability.

Applications: In materials science and engineering, bozunabilen materials are those whose properties change unfavorably when challenged by environmental factors. In information technology and data management, bozunabilen data describes information prone to corruption or tampering. In ecological or risk assessment contexts, bozunabilen systems are those with reduced resilience to disturbances.

Usage notes: The term is specialized and not widely used outside academic or technical Turkish writing. Related concepts include bozulabilirlik (susceptibility to spoilage), bozunma (degradation), and bozulan verinin yönetimi (management of corrupted data).