Uygula

Uygula is the imperative form of the Turkish verb uygulamak, meaning to apply, implement, or execute. It is used to give a direct instruction to a single person. The infinitive form is uygulamak, and the noun meaning of the related term is uygulama, which refers to an application or implementation. The stem of the verb is uygula- with inflectional endings added to form different moods and tenses. The second-person singular imperative is uygula, while the formal or plural imperative is uygulayın. The negative imperative is uygulamayın, used to tell someone not to apply or implement something.

Usage and context: Uygula appears in contexts where a procedure, rule, technique, or instruction should be carried out. It can apply to administrative tasks, policy enforcement, software procedures, medical guidelines, educational activities, and general problem-solving tasks. In written instructions, manuals, and direct communications, uygula communicates a clear action to be performed.

Examples:

- Bu adımı uygula. (Apply this step.)

- Lütfen talimatları uygulayın. (Please follow the instructions.)

- Yazılım güncellemesini hızlıca uygula. (Implement the software update promptly.)

Related terms include uygulama (application or practice), uygulanabilir (implementable), uygulanmış/uygulamalı (applied), and uygulayıcı (practitioner). The word family reflects Turkish emphasis on applying methods, rules, or knowledge in practical contexts.