insamlar

Insamlar is a nonstandard or erroneous form of the Turkish plural noun insanlar, meaning "people" or "humans." It does not appear in standard Turkish orthography and is generally regarded as a misspelling or typographical error, rather than a separate lexical item. The standard form insanlar is used for both singular group references and in general statements about the population.

In Turkish, the noun insan (human) forms its plural with the suffix -lar, yielding insanlar. The insertion of an extra m after the i-s-a-n sequence in insamlar is not part of Turkish morphology and is typically caused by typing mistakes, auto-correct, or influences from other languages or keyboard layouts.

In text processing and linguistics, insamlar is treated as a nonword or error variant. Spell-checkers, grammar checkers, and Turkish corpora usually map it to insanlar, or flag it as a potential error. For non-native writers, awareness of standard spelling reduces ambiguity in formal writing and data annotation.

See also: Turkish language, Turkish orthography, insan.