beyanlar

Beyanlar is the plural of beyan, a noun in Turkish, Azerbaijani and other Turkic languages meaning a formal statement, declaration, or assertion presented to an authority or to the public. It is used in legal, administrative, journalistic, and everyday contexts to refer to statements that declare facts, positions, or intentions.

The word comes from Arabic bayān, meaning an explicit statement or disclosure, and it reached Turkish via Persian and Ottoman usage. Cognate forms appear in many Turkic languages, preserving a similar sense of formal declaration.

In Turkish law and administration, beyan denotes a formal declaration submitted by a person or entity, such as a tax beyan (tax declaration) or a beyanname (declaration form). Be yanlar may appear in court records, tax files, or administrative registers as statements that may influence decisions.

In journalism and politics, a beyan is a public statement or press release issued by a person, organization, or government. The plural beyanlar can refer to a collection of such statements, issued collectively or over time, and used as evidence or record of positions and claims.

Across Turkic languages including Azerbaijani, Kazakh, and Uzbek, beyan and its plural form beyanlar retain the sense of a formal declaration or statement, though exact legal use and procedures vary by country. See also related terms such as beyanname (declaration form) and similar concepts in other languages.