hatrlatma

Hatrlatma is a term that may appear in text as a nonstandard spelling of the Turkish word hatırlatma, which means reminder or prompting to recall information. The standard form hatırlatma is a noun derived from the verb hatırlatmak (to remind) with the nominal suffix -ma, and it denotes the act or device of reminding. In practice, hatırlatma is used to refer to reminders such as calendar alerts, phone notifications, or prompts used to aid memory in educational or daily life contexts.

The spelling hatrlatma is considered a variant that lacks standard orthography in Turkish. Turkish orthography distinguishes between the dotless i (ı) and the dotted i (i); hatırlatma includes the ı in its correct form. Variants like hatrlatma often arise from typographical errors, missing diacritics in foreign scripts, or informal usage, and they are generally regarded as incorrect in standard Turkish.

Outside Turkish, hatrlatma has no established lexical meaning and may appear as a coined term, a proper name, or a transliteration artifact in multilingual texts. When encountered, its interpretation depends on context and may simply reflect a misspelling of hatırlatma or serve as a label in a fictional or specialized setting.

In Turkish, related terms include hatırlatmak (to remind) and hatırlatma, as well as broader concepts such as memory aids and reminder systems used in education, productivity tools, and digital interfaces.