kablo
Kablo is the Turkish word for cable or wire, referring to a flexible conductor or bundle of conductors used to transmit electrical power or signals. In everyday Turkish, the term covers a wide range of products from household power cords to specialized data and communication cables. Common categories include güç kabloları (power cables), veri kabloları (data cables), and iletişim kabloları (communication cables), with specific examples such as Ethernet, HDMI, USB, and telephone cables. As a loanword for the same concept, kablo entered Turkish during modernization and industrialization, likely through European languages such as German Kabel or French câble, and has since become the standard term in technical and general use.
In practice, kablo appears in many compound nouns and phrases, for example elektrik kablosu (electrical power
Cables are designed with insulation and protective sheathing to prevent electric shock and to protect signals
See also: Cable, Electrical engineering, Telecommunications, Turkish language.