bütçede

Bütçede is a Turkish locative form meaning “in the budget.” It is derived from the noun bütçe (budget) plus the locative suffix -de, following Turkish vowel harmony. The term is used to indicate that something is included, planned, or located within a budget framework.

In financial and administrative contexts, bütçede commonly appears in discussions of allocations, expenditures, and policy priorities. It signals what is funded or provided by the budget and can help distinguish between items covered by the budget and those funded from other sources. For example, a sentence might say that certain programs stay “bütçede,” meaning they are part of the approved budget allocations for a given period.

Grammatically, bütçede is the locative case of bütçe. It answers questions like “Where is this?” or “What is included within what?” In contrast to bütçeye (to the budget) or bütçeden (from the budget), bütçede specifies position or inclusion inside the budget rather than direction or origin.

Usage notes include its prevalence in official documents, annual budgets, and policy analyses. It is less common in casual speech but remains clear in formal reporting and government communications, where precise budgeting terms are essential.

See also: bütçe, Turkish grammar terminology such as lokatif hâl (locative case).