dayandrlmadan

Dayandrlmadan is a rarely used neologism encountered mainly in Turkish-language online discourse. It refers to a claim or argument that is presented without backing, evidence, or justification. In discussions, it functions as a shorthand for evaluating the epistemic quality of statements, similar to labeling something as unsubstantiated in English.

Etymology and form are not firmly fixed in standard reference works. The term appears to be built from the Turkish root dayandır- meaning to base on or to cite, combined with the negative suffix -madan meaning “without.” The exact spelling dayandrlmadan resembles an informal or vowel-omitting variant of a more standard form such as dayandırılmadan or dayandırılmadan. Because it is not part of standard Turkish lexicon, its precise derivation and accepted forms vary by author and community.

Usage and reception are limited to niche contexts, particularly in online forums, debates, and commentary where speakers note whether a claim is supported by sources. An example usage might be: “Bu iddia dayandrlmadan ileri sürülüyor,” meaning “This claim is advanced without backing.” Due to its fringe status, the term is not widely documented in dictionaries or formal linguistic resources, and readers may encounter different spellings or different interpretations of its nuance.