KEZ

Kez is a term with several uses in language and onomastics. In Turkish, kez is a noun meaning “time” or “occurrence” and is used to express frequency. It typically follows a numeral, as in bir kez (one time), iki kez (twice), or üç kez (three times). The word appears in questions and statements about repetition, such as kaç kez? (how many times?) and her kez (each time).

Beyond its function in Turkish, kez may also appear as a proper name. It can be used as a given name or a surname in various cultural contexts, though its use as a name varies by region and language. When used as a name, kez typically bears no inherent meaning beyond being a personal identifier.

In other contexts, KEZ may function as an acronym or code, representing organizations, brands, stations, or technical designations depending on the setting and capitalization. There is no single internationally dominant meaning for KEZ, so interpretation relies on surrounding context.

This article provides a concise overview of established uses: a Turkish noun for time or occurrence, a possible personal name, and a potential acronym in diverse contexts.