Metot

Metot is a Turkish noun meaning method, technique, or approach. It denotes a systematic or ordered way of performing a task and is commonly used in scientific, educational, and technical contexts.

Etymology and usage notes: The word is derived from the French méthode, adapting to Turkish spelling as metot. It belongs to a family of terms that describe procedures and procedures in research or practice. In Turkish, metot is often found in phrases such as deney metodu (testing method), laboratuvar metodu (laboratory method), and araştırma metodu (research method). It is sometimes used interchangeably with yöntem, though bazı contexts favor metot to emphasize a formalized or standardized procedure.

Nuance and context: Metot can imply a formal, repeatable procedure, whereas yöntem is a broader term for a way of doing something or an approach, including nonstandard or exploratory methods. In academic and technical writing, metot is common when specifying the exact procedure used in an experiment or study. The concept of methodology, expressed as metodoloji in Turkish, refers to the study and justification of methods in a systematic way, whereas metot denotes a particular method itself.

See also: yöntem, metodoloji, teknik. Metot is part of everyday Turkish in addition to specialized discourse, reflecting the broader cross-language lineage of method-oriented vocabulary.