Korumas

Korumas is a Turkish noun meaning protection or safeguarding. It denotes the act, policy, or state of shielding someone or something from harm. The term is closely related to the verb korumak, to protect, and to other words such as koruma (protection) and korumalar (protections, plural). In Turkish usage, koruma often appears in compounds and phrases such as kişisel koruma (personal protection), veri koruması (data protection), and çevresel koruma (environmental protection). The form korumas can occur in constructions indicating possession or is used as a stem in compounds, depending on suffixes and context.

In legal and policy contexts, koruma is used in terms like koruma statüsü (protection status), koruma alanı (protected area), and koruma kararları (protection decisions). In data protection, “veri koruması” refers to measures guarding personal information, aligned with privacy law and information security practices. In conservation, “koruma” describes efforts to safeguard endangered species and habitats, including national parks and reserves. The concept also extends to public safety, cybersecurity, and cultural heritage protection.

Historically, koruma has been central to duties of states, communities, and organizations to secure life, property, and resources. Its applications span personal protection, institutional security, and broader societal safeguards, reflecting a broad understanding of safeguarding across various sectors. See also: koruma, korumak, güvenlik, hukuki koruma.