Yumruk

Yumruk is a Turkish word that translates to "fist" in English. It is commonly used to refer to a clenched hand, typically used for striking or defense. The word can also be used metaphorically to describe a strong, determined effort or a unified group. In Turkish culture, the fist can symbolize power, resistance, or solidarity. It is frequently seen in political contexts, protests, and athletic events. The shape of a yumruk is a closed hand with the fingers curled inward and the thumb often resting on top or alongside the fingers. It is a fundamental human gesture recognized across many cultures, though the specific connotations can vary. In some contexts, the word "yumruk" can also refer to a small, dense object or a compact mass.