Kapasitede

Kapasitede is a Turkish locative expression formed from kapasite, meaning capacity, plus the suffix -de, which yields the sense “in capacity” or “at capacity.” It is used to describe the state or condition of a system, facility, or process with respect to its available capacity. In Turkish discourse, kapasitede often indicates that a resource or operation is operating within its capacity limits, and it can imply that utilization is high or constrained.

Etymology and morphology: kapasite is borrowed from a European source, with Turkish adaptations common in contemporary usage. The locative suffix -de attaches to the noun to express location or state, producing kapasitede. When emphasizing fullness, speakers may add adjectives such as tam (full) to form tam kapasitede, meaning “at full capacity.”

Usage and examples: kapasitede appears in business, engineering, and logistics contexts. Examples include sentences like “Üretim kapasitede” (Production is at capacity) and “Fabrika kapasitede çalışıyor” (The factory is operating at capacity). It is often used in reports and planning discussions to describe current performance relative to capacity or to forecast adjustments needed to meet demand.

Translations and related terms: in English, kapasitede corresponds to “at capacity” or “in terms of capacity.” Related phrases include tam kapasitede (at full capacity) and kapasite kullanımı (capacity utilization), which refers to how much of the available capacity is being used. The term is part of a broader vocabulary around resource management and production planning in Turkish.