köylüdür

Koyludur is a term used in some Turkic languages, notably in Turkish, to describe someone or something that is rustic, rural, or unsophisticated. It is often used in contrast to urban or educated lifestyles and can carry connotations of being simple, plain, or even unrefined. The word itself derives from "köy," meaning village.

The term "koyludur" can be applied to people, their behavior, their appearance, or even objects. For example, a person might be described as koyludur if they have a strong rural accent, wear traditional village clothing, or exhibit mannerisms perceived as unsophisticated by urban standards. Similarly, a dish or a craft could be described as koyludur if it is made in a traditional, simple way, typical of rural areas.

While "koyludur" can sometimes be used neutrally to simply denote a rural origin or characteristic, it can also be employed pejoratively. In such contexts, it implies a lack of education, culture, or social graces, reflecting a class-based or urban-rural divide. The perception and usage of the word can vary significantly depending on the speaker, the context, and the social environment in which it is used. It highlights a cultural distinction between rural and urban life and the values associated with each.