dönütürmede

Dönütürmede is a Turkish term that appears in a limited range of Turkish-language discussions related to feedback processes in communication, technology, and systems theory. It is not widely documented in standard dictionaries or major reference works, and its precise definition varies across sources. In broad terms, the word is constructed from dönüt meaning feedback or echo, combined with a form that indicates action or process and the locative ending -de, yielding a sense akin to “in the process of feedback” or “in feedback generation.”

Etymology and usage conventions suggest that dönütürmede is used to describe dynamic, ongoing feedback interactions rather than a static state. It tends to appear in discussions of recursive or self-referential communication, interactive media, or acoustic and cybernetic contexts where feedback loops influence system behavior or interpretation. Some writers employ the term to emphasize the temporal or processual aspect of feedback, rather than simply its presence.

In practice, sentences employing dönütürmede often frame feedback as an active mechanism that shapes outputs in real time. Because the term is not standardized, readers may encounter varying nuances or alternative translations in Turkish sources. When rendered for non-T Turkish readers, it may be translated as “in the feedback generation process” or “during feedback interaction.”

See also: feedback, echo, cybernetics, systems theory.