Tuzilmasi

Tuzilmasi is a noun in Turkic-language contexts that denotes the structure, composition, or makeup of something. It refers to how components are arranged to form a whole, whether in a physical object, a system, a document, or an idea. The term is derived from the verb tuzil- (to form, to be formed); the suffix -masi marks possession or a nominalized form, yielding “its structure” or “the structure of …”.

In usage, tuzilmasi appears in formal and technical discourse to analyze the configuration of elements, such as the tuzilmasi of a molecule, the organizational tuzilmasi of a company, or the structural outline of a policy document. It is closely related to tuzilma (structure), tuzilish (formation), and is conceptually linked to organizational terms in some languages.

The term may appear with spelling variations depending on language standards, such as tuzilması or tuzilmasi, while preserving the same core meaning. Tuzilmasi is used across academic, scientific, and administrative texts to discuss how parts come together to form a whole.