Marjinal
Marjinal is a term used in Turkish and Indonesian languages that generally translates as marginal or at the edge. In both languages, it functions as an adjective describing something near the border, peripheral, or in sociology, groups or phenomena that exist on the margins of society. In economics and social sciences, marjinal is used in phrases such as marginal cost, marginal utility, or marginal revenue, with Turkish usage often reflecting standard economic terminology (marjinal maliyet, marjinal fayda). In Indonesian, similar constructions exist (biaya marjinal, manfaat marjinal). In political discourse, marjinal can refer to fringe or non-mainstream opinions or actors.
The etymology of marjinal traces to the Latin marginalis, passing through European languages such as French
Marjinal is also used as a proper noun in some Turkish and Indonesian contexts. It has been