gürültülü

Gürültülü is a Turkish adjective meaning noisy or loud. It is used to describe sounds, environments, or events that produce a significant level of noise, such as busy streets, machinery, or crowded gatherings. In English, the term is typically translated as “noisy” or “clamorous.”

Etymology and formation: The word is derived from the Turkish noun gürültü, which means noise, with the adjectival suffix -lü, forming gürültülü to indicate “characterized by noise.” The root gürültü has Turkish origins, and gürültülü is a standard descriptive term in contemporary Turkish.

Usage and nuance: Gürültülü can describe physical noise as well as figurative noise in discussions or events. For example, it can refer to a gürültülü ortam (noisy environment), a gürültülü tartışma (noisy or heated argument), or a gürültülü protesto (a noisy protest). The term carries a neutral to slightly negative connotation depending on context and is appropriate in both formal writing and everyday speech.

Related terms and notes: Related terms include Gürültü (noise) and phrases such as gürültülü ortam (noisy environment) or gürültülü ileti (noisy communication). While gürültülü is primarily an adjective, Turkish speakers may encounter it in a variety of descriptive expressions across media, literature, and everyday language.