indir

Indir is a Turkish verb root with meanings centered on bringing down or fetching, most commonly used in the context of downloading data or files. In modern Turkish, the infinitive form is indirmek, while indir is the base used to form other tenses and moods. The act of downloading is expressed with the noun indirme, and phrases such as indirme işlemi refer to the download process.

In everyday and technical Turkish, indir frequently appears on user interfaces as a command or button label, rendered with the capitalized form İndir and serving as the imperative meaning “Download.” The word is also used in phrases describing the action, for example dosyayı indir meaning download the file. Beyond computing, indir can denote the act of lowering or bringing something down physically, such as indir-ing a flag or object.

Indir is primarily a Turkish term and does not have a recognized independent meaning in English; outside Turkish-language contexts it generally appears as a loanword or in translations related to downloading or lowering. The term may also appear in proper names or transliterations in multilingual sources, but in standard Turkish its core usage remains tied to the notions of bringing down and downloading. See also indirme, the noun form for the act of downloading, and indirmek, the verb family that conveys to download or to bring down.