kaynamak
Kaynamak is a Turkish verb meaning to boil, specifically the act of heating a liquid until it reaches its boiling point and starts to bubble vigorously. The related noun kaynama denotes the state of boiling, while the participle kaynayan describes something that is boiling (for example, kaynayan su, boiling water). In everyday Turkish, phrases like su kaynıyor, “the water is boiling,” are common.
From a scientific perspective, boiling occurs when a liquid’s vapor pressure equals the surrounding atmospheric pressure.
In cuisine and daily use, kaynamak is often employed to describe bringing liquids to a boil for
Etymology-wise, kaynamak is a native Turkish verb with roots in Turkic language history, reflecting the idea