Gizleme

Gizleme is a Turkish word that translates to "hiding" or "concealment" in English. It refers to the act of making something or someone invisible or difficult to find. This can be achieved through various methods, including physical concealment, camouflage, or by obscuring information.

In everyday language, gizleme can describe a child hiding during a game, or an adult hiding an object they wish to keep secret. The term can also be applied to more abstract concepts, such as hiding one's true emotions or intentions.

The act of gizleme is fundamental to survival in the natural world, where many animals rely on it to evade predators or ambush prey. In human society, it can be used for purposes ranging from playful deception to more serious criminal activities. The effectiveness of gizleme often depends on the environment, the observer's perception, and the resources available for concealment. The opposite of gizleme is often referred to as "açığa çıkarma" or "ortaya çıkarma," meaning "revealing" or "bringing to light."