Eitlemenin

Eitlemenin is a term that appears in some Turkish-language texts, but it is not a standard entry in Turkish dictionaries. In most contexts, the intended word is editlemenin, the noun form of the verb editlemek ("to edit").

Etymology: It derives from English "edit" via Turkish adaptation editlemek; the noun editleme is the common nominalization, and editlemenin is the genitive or possessive form meaning "the editing" or "of editing".

Usage: When used correctly, editlemenin refers to the act or process of editing text, images, or multimedia, including revising, correcting, and formatting. In media, publishing, and software workflows, editing is a routine stage.

Geographical or stylistic notes: Because Turkish orthography is strict about consonant clusters, eitlemenin is commonly treated as a misspelling. Standard texts would use editlemenin; automated proofreading tools may flag eitlemenin as an error.

See also: editleme; editlemek; editing.