kötülük
Kötülük is a Turkish noun meaning "evil," "badness," or "harm," formed from the adjective kötü ("bad") with the nominalizing suffix -lük. As a concept, kötülük appears in linguistic, ethical, religious, and social contexts in Turkish-speaking communities and more broadly in discussions of morality and suffering.
In ethical and philosophical discourse, kötülük is treated in familiar analytical categories: moral evil (deliberate harmful
Religious and theological treatments of kötülük in Islam, Christianity, and folk belief traditions range from attributing
In psychology and sociology, kötülük is examined as behavior shaped by cognitive processes, socialization, power structures,
In everyday language, expressions with kötülük convey wrongdoing, malevolence, or harm and are used in moral