biçimi

Biçimi is a Turkish noun meaning the form or shape of something. It is closely related to biçim, the broader term for structure, appearance, or style, and it appears in contexts where the discussion centers on how something is presented, arranged, or expressed.

In Turkish, biçimi is used in phrases that refer to the form of objects, actions, or concepts. The exact grammatical role of biçimi depends on the surrounding sentence and the inflection patterns of Turkish, which attach suffixes to indicate possession, case, or definiteness. Typical usages include talking about the form of a thing, the form in which something is presented, or the stylistic form of a work.

Biçimi also appears in literary and artistic discussions to denote form as an organizing principle. In literature, for example, one might discuss the biçimi of a poem or a novel—its structure, rhythm, and presentation—separating form from content. In linguistics, the term can surface in analyses of how a word or construction takes morphological shape, contrasting its form with its meaning or function.

Related terms include biçim (form), biçem (style or manner of expression) and stil. Biçimi functions as a specialized, context-dependent reference to form, often shifting focus between physical shape, organizational structure, and stylistic presentation depending on the discourse.