Kimilerce

Kimilerce is a term that can refer to a few different concepts, primarily within the context of language and collective identity. In its most common usage, it derives from the Turkish language.

The word "kimilerce" translates to "by some" or "by a few" in English. It's an adverbial phrase used to indicate that an action, opinion, or characteristic is attributed to a subset of a larger group, rather than universally. For instance, one might say something is "kimilerce beğeniliyor" meaning "liked by some." This phrase emphasizes a partial or limited reception or perception.

Beyond its literal linguistic meaning, "kimilerce" can also be invoked to describe a certain kind of subjective experience or a feeling of being understood or recognized by only a portion of people. This can relate to niche interests, unconventional ideas, or specific cultural affiliations where one feels a connection with a select group, while the majority may not share that particular perspective or appreciation. It highlights the diverse ways in which individuals and groups can be perceived or identify themselves within broader societal structures.