Dünyalar

Dünyalar is the plural form of dünya in Turkish, meaning world, earth, or realm. As a plural, it refers to multiple worlds or realms and is used in both literal and figurative contexts to convey variety, scope, or distinct spheres of existence.

In literature, poetry, and media, dünyalar is often employed to evoke alternate or imagined realities, such as parallel worlds or diverse civilizations. In philosophical or religious discourse, it can denote different domains of existence; however, for cosmological talk, Turkish speakers more commonly use evren or kainat.

In astronomy, Turkish typically uses gezegen for planets; dünyalar tends to be used in a poetic or fictional sense rather than as a scientific term for extraterrestrial worlds. When used about other worlds in non-scientific contexts, it emphasizes multiplicity and the idea of many different worlds rather than technical classification.

As a toponym or component of place names, Dünyalar can appear in Turkish-speaking regions, but there is no single widely recognized location known simply as Dünyalar. Such uses are locally specific and vary by region.

See also: Dünya, Evren, Kainat, Gezegenler, Multiverse.