Ndirimli

Ndirimli is a term that appears in Turkish contexts to denote discounted items. The standard Turkish spelling is indirimli, and ndirimli is not listed as a separate lexical entry in dictionaries. In practice, ndirimli may appear as a typographical error or as a deliberate branding choice in marketing materials to draw attention.

The word is formed from the noun indirim, meaning discount, plus the suffix -li, which creates adjectives meaning “having” or “characterized by.” Therefore, indirimli literally means “having a discount” or “priced at a discount.” The same morpheme pattern is used widely in Turkish to describe various attributes, such as temizli or sağlıklı?—though the semantics here stay focused on price reduction.

Usage and contexts: indirimli is commonly used in retail, catalogs, online shops, flyers, and advertisements to label products with reduced prices. Typical phrases include indirimli ürünler (discounted products) and indirimli fiyatlar (discounted prices). While indirimli is the standard form, ndirimli may appear in some marketing contexts as a stylistic variant or due to typographical error.

Notes: In Turkish orthography, the standard form is indirimli; ndirimli is not recognized as a separate standard word. If encountered, it should be interpreted as either a nonstandard spelling or branding rather than a distinct linguistic term. Related concepts include indirim (discount) and kampanya (sale or promotion).