Yürüten

Yürüten is a Turkish present participle derived from the verb yürütmek. It functions as an adjective or, in some uses, as a nominalized form to designate the agent who carries out or implements an action. In practice, yürüten refers to the person, organization, or body responsible for performing a task or executing a plan.

The word is commonly used in administrative, legal, and business language to specify who is responsible for carrying out a particular activity. For example, the phrase projeyi yürüten kurum means “the institution that implements the project.” Similarly, ifadeyi yürüten yetkililer would refer to officials who carry out the measure. Because it highlights agency, yürüten is usually paired with the action or project being carried out, while the action itself is described by related forms such as yürütme (execution/implementation) or yürütülme (being carried out).

In translation, yürüten can be rendered as “the implementing body,” “the executor,” or “the operator,” depending on context. Related Turkish terms include yürütme and yürütücü, which pertain to the processes of execution and the agents who perform them. Overall, yürüten serves as a concise, formal way to identify the actor responsible for putting plans into effect.