Tutturulmas

Tutturulmas is a Turkish noun that denotes the act of fastening, fixing, or securing something in place, or the state created by that action. It derives from the verb tutturmak, meaning to hold, attach, or fasten, and is used to refer to the process or result of securing components in various contexts.

In practical use, tutturulmas can describe operations such as the tutturulması of a panel to a frame with screws, bolts, or clamps; the anchoring of equipment to a surface; or the stabilization of a component to prevent movement. It can also refer to the outcome of such actions, for example when a part is observed to be held securely in the intended position.

Linguistic notes: the more common standard nominal form is tutturulması, with the suffix -ması expressing the abstract noun “the act of.” The form tutturulmas may appear in some texts as a shortened or variant spelling, particularly in headings, titles, or dialectal usage. The word follows typical Turkish noun declensions, with forms such as tutturulmasının (genitive), tutturulmasında (in), and tutturulmasından (from).

See also: tutturmak, which means to fasten or fix; sabitleme, stabilizing; bağlantı, connection.