Satlabilir

Satılabilir is the Turkish adjective meaning "able to be sold" or "saleable." It describes goods, assets, or items that can be readily offered for sale under normal market conditions. The term is formed from the verb satmak (to sell) with the passive stem satıl- and the potential suffix -abilir, which expresses possibility or capacity. The corresponding noun satılabilirlik denotes the property of salability or marketability.

In usage, satılabilir is applied to describe products, inventories, or securities that are considered market-ready. It often appears in catalogs, contracts, inventories, or policy documents to indicate that an item can be sold without extraordinary measures. The standard form is satılabilir; a common misspelling without the dotted i is satlabilir, which may appear in informal texts or systems that do not support Turkish orthography.

Antonyms include satılamayan (unsellable) and satılmayacak (will not be sold). Related expressions include satışa uygun (suitable for sale), pazarlanabilir (marketable), and satış potansiyeli (sales potential).

In economic and business contexts, talep, price, quality, branding, and regulatory compliance influence satılabilirlik. An item’s salability affects pricing, inventory decisions, and financial reporting. The concept is often discussed alongside marketability and liquidity, particularly for assets like equipment, electronics, or collectibles.

Translations into English typically render satılabilir as "saleable" or "sellable." While not all languages have a direct one-word equivalent, the idea remains widely understood in commerce as the ease with which an item can be sold in a given market.