Fikçi

Fikçi is a term that appears in Turkish-language contexts. The word is built from the noun fikr, meaning "idea," with the occupational suffix -çi, which in Turkish forms nouns referring to a person engaged in a trade or activity. Consequently, fikçi can be understood as "one who works with ideas" or, more loosely, an ideologue. In modern Turkish usage, the form is most commonly encountered as a surname rather than as a contemporary occupational label. The spelling Fikçi is often transcribed as Fikci in environments that omit Turkish diacritics.

As a surname, Fikçi is found among Turkish-speaking populations in Turkey and in diaspora communities. It is one of many surnames formed from ideas-related terms, and it may appear in genealogical records or biographical notices. Because surname distributions vary and not all individuals with the name are publicly documented, there is no single, authoritative list of notable people bearing the name in English-language sources.

There are no widely recognized places named Fikçi in major geographic databases. In culture and fiction, the name may occasionally be used as a character name or title in localized works, but such uses are not standardized and do not constitute a core part of the term's meaning.