eklemeli

Eklemeli is a Turkish adjective meaning "having joints" or "jointed." It is derived from the noun eklem (joint) with the adjectival suffix -li. The term is used in Turkish to describe objects or structures that possess joints or hinge-like connections, and it is often employed in both general and technical contexts.

In everyday language, eklemeli is used for items such as kapılar that swing on hinges (eklemeli kapılar) or furniture with joints that allow articulation (eklemli mekanizmalar). In engineering and robotics, eklemeli describes articulated systems and components, including eklemeli robot kollar (articulated robot arms) and other devices with multiple joints.

In biology, eklemeli is used to refer to organisms with articulated limbs or bodies, notably the arthropods, which include insects, arachnids, and crustaceans. The term can appear in scientific Turkish literature when describing jointed anatomy or segmentation.

Related terms include eklem (joint) and eklemlenme (articulation). See also arthropoda, hinge joint, articulated mechanism.