düzeni

Düzeni is a Turkish noun that denotes order, arrangement, system, or routine. It is used to describe the organized state of something, whether in society, institutions, or daily life. In everyday speech and in formal discourse, the term can refer to a stable structure as well as to a planned method of operation.

The word derives from the Turkish root düzen (order, arrangement, organization) with a suffix form that emphasizes a specific order in a given context. It appears most commonly in phrases that describe or evaluate how things are organized, such as social order (toplumsal düzen), a work routine (çalışma düzeni), or the general arrangement of a system. The expression d ü zen i bo zamak, meaning to disrupt the order, is a frequent idiom illustrating its use in discussing stability and governance.

In use, düzeni spans multiple domains. In politics and public life, it may appear in discussions about the organization of institutions or the rule of law. In social and cultural contexts, it can refer to norms and the orderly conduct of behavior. In personal contexts, it often signifies one’s routine or daily schedule, as in establishing or maintaining one’s own düzen.

See also: düzen, sistem, teşkilat, idare. While related terms share overlapping meanings, düzeni typically emphasizes a definite, observable order or routine in a given setting.