Kiler

Kiler is a Turkish noun meaning pantry or storeroom. It refers to a dedicated space used to store food, dry goods, and supplies, typically located near the kitchen or in old houses with cellar-like storage. In households, the kiler is used to organize non-perishable items, canned goods, and preserves. The term is common in everyday Turkish and appears in phrases such as kiler odası (storeroom) or kiler bölümü (storage area).

Etymology and usage: The word kiler is of Turkish origin and has been in use for centuries as part of domestic architecture and everyday vocabulary. It is predominantly used in Turkey and in Turkish-speaking communities and may also appear in historical descriptions of houses and estates.

Other uses: Kiler can function as a proper noun. It is used as a surname among Turkish-speaking populations and has been used as the title of Turkish media works.