kesimleri

Kesimleri is a Turkish noun form related to kesim, which broadly means cut, section, or segment. The term is used to refer to the cuts, pieces, or divisions that result from cutting or dividing something. The exact meaning of kesimleri depends on the context and the field in which it is used.

In practical terms, kesim can denote a physical cut or a portion of material, such as a piece produced by cutting in manufacturing, woodworking, or meat processing. In these contexts kesimleri can refer to the collection of cuts or the cut pieces attributed to a particular item, batch, or process. The sense shifts with usage, but the core idea remains the notion of division and the resulting parts.

In editing and media production, kesim means a cut or transition between filmed or recorded segments. Kesimleri in this sense would pertain to the sequence of cuts or the parts of a scene created through cutting and juxtaposition. In academic or technical writing, kesim may also be used in a more general sense to indicate a cross-section or segment of a larger whole, though Turkish often employs terms like kesit or bölüm for geometric or formal cross-sections.

Morphologically, kesim is the base noun; kesimler is the plural form. Kesimleri can function as a possessive or relational form depending on the sentence, conveying “its cuts” or “their cuts” in appropriate contexts.

See also: kesim, kesimler, kesit, bölüm.