kopyalanan

Kopyalanan is a Turkish adjective and participle derived from the verb kopyalamak (to copy). It denotes that something has undergone copying and is typically translated into English as “copied” or “that has been copied.”

Grammatically, kopyalanan functions as a passive participle (a modifier) and is used to qualify a noun, as in kopyalanan dosya (the copied file) or kopyalanan içerik (copied content). It can appear in relative clauses and compound noun phrases, and it often replaces a full clause with a concise descriptor.

In computing, media, and data-management language, kopyalanan content is contrasted with original, source, or authenticated material. The term does not necessarily imply the copying was unauthorized; context determines legality and provenance. Turkish also offers related forms such as kopyalanmış, which expresses a completed past action, and kopya, the noun “copy.”

See also: kopyalamak, kopya.