dakiklik

Dakiklik is a Turkish linguistic term describing the quality or state of being punctual, or precise to the minute. Derived from the word dakika (minute) and the suffix -lık, it broadly denotes timeliness in scheduling and the habit of adhering to agreed times.

In usage, dakiklik covers both everyday punctuality and a more general sense of precision. People may refer to someone having high dakiklik by saying they are always on time, respectful of appointments, and reliable. The concept can also be extended to describe actions or processes that are performed with exact timing or synchronization.

Culturally, expectations around dakiklik vary by context. In formal settings such as business meetings, public services, or transportation, punctuality is typically valued and lateness is viewed unfavorably. In more informal social situations, tolerance for delays may be higher, and cultural norms about time can differ between regions and communities within Turkey.

In modern Turkish discourse, dakiklik interacts with time management practices, scheduling tools, and workplace efficiency. It is commonly taught or encouraged in professional training to enhance reliability and service quality.

Related concepts include time management and punctuality; the term also intersects with broader discussions on cultural attitudes toward time.