Bulutli

Bulutli is a term that appears in some Turkic-language texts as an ASCII rendering of a word that can be related to the sense of cloudiness. It is not the standard Turkish spelling for the adjective meaning cloudy, which is bulutlu. The form bulutli may occur in contexts that lack Turkish diacritics or in transliterations that do not distinguish certain vowel letters, but it is not the conventional orthography in Turkish.

In Turkish, bulut (cloud) plus the suffix -lu forms bulutlu, meaning cloudy or cloud-covered. The canonical spellings of related words vary across Turkic languages, with bulutlu or similar forms appearing in Turkish, Azerbaijani, and other languages in the region. The spelling bulutli is typically regarded as nonstandard for Turkish and may reflect orthographic simplification in digital text, transliteration practices, or usage in language varieties with different rules.

As a potential proper noun, bulutli may appear in some online texts, fictional works, or as a name in small-scale contexts, but it does not correspond to a widely recognized place, organization, or individual in major reference sources. Consequently, its interpretation depends heavily on context, and in most formal writing it is advisable to use the standard Turkish form bulutlu or a language-appropriate equivalent.

See also: bulutlu, bulut (cloud), cloudiness, Turkish language, Turkic languages.