Kadin

Kadin is a term used in different contexts, including a transliteration of the Turkish word kadım? no, kadını meaning woman; when written without diacritics as "kadin" it may appear in non-Turkish texts or as a surname or personal name. The meaning and usage can vary by language and culture, and without diacritics it may be mistaken for other terms in unrelated languages.

In Indonesia, KADIN is the acronym for Kamar Dagang dan Industri, the national chamber of commerce and industry. It represents business associations across sectors and regions, supports member companies, and acts as a liaison between the private sector and government. Provincial or regional KADIN chapters work to promote trade, investment, and entrepreneurship, and may host events, networking opportunities, and policy discussions.

Kadin can also be encountered as a given name or surname in some contexts, or as a character name in fiction. However, there is no single widely recognized figure, place, or organization universally identified with the term beyond its use in Turkish language contexts and as the Indonesian business chamber acronym. When encountered, the intended meaning is typically determined from surrounding text or regional usage.