Idealleri

Idealleri is a Turkish noun form related to the concept of ideals. The base term is ideal; Turkish forms plurals with -ler, yielding idealler, and with suffixes such as -i for the accusative, idealleri. In ordinary usage idealleri can mean “their ideals” or serve as the object of a sentence, depending on context.

In philosophy and social discourse, idealler refer to standards, aims, or normative goals that individuals or communities strive toward. They can be moral ideals, political ideals, cultural ideals, or personal ideals. The term is common in Turkish-language discussions of values, identity, and social change, and it appears in academic writing, journalism, and literature.

Usage notes: idealler are not fixed; different speakers or traditions may designate different sets of ideals. Phrases such as “toplumun idealleri” (the society’s ideals) or “kişisel idealleri” (one’s personal ideals) are typical. The concept overlaps with related ideas such as idealism and utopia, but it generally denotes aspirational standards rather than ideal states.

See also: ideal, idealism, utopia, value, ethics.