Kablosu

Kablosu is a Turkish noun meaning "the cable" or "its cable." It is the possessive form of kablo, which denotes a flexible assembly of conductors used to carry electricity or signals. In everyday Turkish, kablo is used for power cables, data cables, and other types of cord. The form kablosu appears in phrases such as telefon kablosu (telephone cable) and güç kablosu (power cord).

Etymology and grammar: Kablo is a loanword from Western European languages, likely from French câble. The possessive form -su attaches to the noun to yield kablosu, often used standalone as "the cable" of something or in compound nouns.

Usage and types: Cables are broadly categorized by function, including güç kablosu (power cable), veri kablosu (data or communication cable), koaksiyel kablo (coaxial cable), and fiber optik kablo (fiber optic cable). Cables may be insulated, shielded, or armored depending on environment. In Turkish, the plural form is kablolar; the possessive suffix forms include kablosu (its cable) and kabloları (their cables).

Context and note: Outside Turkish, "kablosu" is rarely used as a proper noun and is primarily seen in Turkish-language texts describing cables, hardware, or equipment. See also: Kablo.