Dizilimli

Dizilimli is a Turkish adjective meaning having a layout or arrangement in a sequence or pattern. It is formed from the noun dizi, meaning sequence or series, combined with the suffix -li, which yields the sense of "having" or "characterized by." The term is used to describe objects, data, or structures that are organized in a linear, regular, or systematic order rather than being scattered or random.

In technical and academic Turkish, dizilimli appears in contexts such as data organization (dizilimli veriler, referring to sequential data or data arranged in arrays), design and engineering (dizilimli tasarım, where components are placed in a predefined order), and pattern analysis (dizilimli örüntüler). It can also describe physical layouts, such as seating arrangements, sensor arrays, or architectural plans where elements follow a specific sequence.

The term is one of several Turkish expressions for ordering, alongside sıralı (in sequence) and düzenli (ordered, regular). Its use is more common in Turkish-language technical writing than in everyday speech, reflecting its utility in describing systematic arrangement across various disciplines.

See also: dizi; düzen; sıralama; sıralı.