kurallar

Kurallar is a Turkish noun that refers to rules, guidelines, or principles that determine how something should be done or how a system operates. The word is used in both formal and informal contexts, and kurallar is the plural form.

In everyday life, kurallar provide guidance for behavior and routines. Examples include classroom rules (okul kuralları), household rules, and social etiquette. In organizations and institutions, kurallar describe procedures, roles, and standards that must be followed, such as safety rules or workplace rules.

In sports, games, and competitions, kurallar define permissible actions, scoring, and the sequence of play. In law and governance, the related terms kanun and yasa denote legally binding statutes, while kurallar may refer to internal or procedural rules within an entity or system.

In mathematics, logic, and computer science, kurallar are rules that govern operations, transformations, and algorithms. The singular form kural is used for a single rule, while kurallar denotes multiple rules. Related terms include ilke, prensip, and yönerge, which capture similar but slightly different meanings of principle, rule, or directive.