Toparlama

Toparlama is a Turkish noun derived from the verb toparlamak, meaning to gather, assemble, or bring together again. It denotes the act or process of regaining order, composure, or stability after a disruption, stress, or fatigue. The term can refer to both personal states and broader organizational or societal processes.

In everyday language, toparlanma describes getting one’s wits about one, regaining self-control, or resuming responsibilities after a setback. It can also describe a deliberate process of reorganizing plans, priorities, or resources to restore efficiency.

In economics and policy discourse, toparlanma refers to a phase of recovery following a recession or crisis. A toparlanma typically involves stabilization measures, policy adjustments, and gradual improvements in macroeconomic indicators such as growth, employment, and inflation. Phrases such as hızlı toparlanma and yavaş toparlanma express rapid or slow recoveries.

In business, industry, and sports, toparlanma can describe the return to form after difficulties, including restructuring, strategic changes, and renewed competitive performance. The concept is often linked to resilience, contingency planning, and post-crisis consolidation.

See also: toparlanma (recovery), toparlanış, toparlanma dönemi.