Bulutlu

Bulutlu is a Turkish adjective meaning cloudy or overcast. The term is built from bulut, cloud, with the descriptive suffix -lu/-lü, which yields words that describe a characteristic. Thus bulutlu indicates the presence of cloud cover or a cloudy appearance, and it can be used to describe weather, skies, or objects associated with clouds.

In ordinary use, bulutlu commonly describes weather conditions. For example, a speaker might say, “Bugün hava bulutlu,” meaning “Today the weather is cloudy.” The word can appear in news reports, travel writing, or everyday conversations to convey a muted or overcast atmosphere. It is typically used for non-specific cloudiness rather than intense rain or storms, though context can extend the nuance.

Toponymy and naming: In Turkey, Bulutlu is used as a place name for several villages or localities, and it may appear in geographic descriptions or addresses. The term can also occur in personal names, though it is primarily a descriptive word in Turkish.

See also: bulut (cloud), bulutsuz (without clouds), Turkish adjectives formed with the suffix -lu/-lü. For additional guidance, Turkish dictionaries and gazetteers provide standard definitions and usage examples.