Teslimi

Teslimi is a Turkish noun meaning the act of delivering, handing over, or surrender. It derives from the verb teslim etmek (to hand over or to deliver) and is used to refer to the act itself as well as the result of delivering something to another person or to an institution. The word traces back to the Arabic taslīm (submission, rendering) via Ottoman Turkish into modern Turkish.

In usage, teslimi appears in several domains. In commerce and logistics, it denotes the delivery of goods to a buyer, as in kargonun teslimi or teslim tarihi (delivery date). In law and administration, it refers to the moment when custody, possession, or control is transferred, as required by contract or regulation. The related verbs teslim etmek (to deliver) and teslim almak (to take delivery) are common in everyday speech.

In grammar, teslimi can appear as a noun in inflected phrases, such as malın teslimi (the delivery of the goods). The broader category includes teslimat, a widely used synonym for delivery, which appears frequently in business and legal documents and everyday language.

See also: teslim, teslimat, teslim etmek, teslim almak, teslim tarihi.