anlamllar

Anlamllar is commonly understood as a nonstandard or misspelled form of anlamlar, the Turkish plural of anlam, meaning meanings or significations. The standard Turkish plural is anlamlar; the double-letter variant is not recognized as correct orthography in formal contexts and may appear only as a typographical error or in informal texts.

In linguistic and semantic discussions, anlamlar refers to the set of meanings associated with a word, phrase, or sentence within a particular language and context. Meaning has multiple dimensions: lexical meaning (the sense listed in dictionaries), reference or denotation (the actual object or concept in the world that a term points to), and pragmatic meaning (how context and usage affect interpretation). Words can be polysemous, possessing related senses, or homonymous, sharing a form but with unrelated meanings. Connotation collects the evaluative or associative overtones attached to a term beyond its explicit sense.

Turkish linguistics treats anlam as a central concept for explaining how language encodes ideas and how contexts shift interpretation. Dictionaries and language teaching emphasize capturing multiple senses under the heading of anlamlar, aiding learners and translators in selecting appropriate meanings for given situations. The study of anlamlar intersects with semantics, pragmatics, lexicography, and semiotics, highlighting how meaning is shaped by usage, culture, and context as much as by vocabulary alone.