Rezervli

Rezervli is a term used in Turkish and some Turkic languages to denote something that is set aside or held in reserve. It is formed from rezerv (reserve) plus the adjectival suffix -li, meaning “having” or “characterized by.” The word is found in logistical, administrative, and commercial vocabulary to indicate items or spaces that have been designated for a particular purpose.

Common uses include reserving goods (rezervli mal), reserved seating (rezervli koltuk), and allocations that are set aside in budgets or plans (rezervli bütçe). In signage, forms, and inventory records, rezervli often appears to signal that a resource is not available for general use because it has been set aside for a specific customer, event, or process.

In linguistic and lexicographic contexts, rezervli is viewed as a derived adjective that describes a state of having a reserve rather than as an independent root word. It is cognate with related terms in other Turkic languages and shares a semantic field with rezerv (reserve) and the related noun rezervasyon, which means reservation in Turkish and Azerbaijani.

Limitations: The term is regionally common and may not appear in all Turkish dictionaries. Some dialects or registers may prefer alternatives such as reserv or rezervat, depending on local usage. Overall, rezervli functions as a practical descriptor used to communicate that something is intentionally set aside or held back from general use.