planlanan

Planlanan is a Turkish adjective meaning “planned” or “that has been planned.” It is formed from the verb planlamak (to plan) by attaching the passive participle suffix -lanan, producing a participial adjective that describes something already created by planning.

Usage is primarily attributive, describing a noun in noun phrases. It usually appears before the noun, as in planlanan proje (the planned project) or planlanan toplantı (the planned meeting). In Turkish, the form itself does not change for number or case—the noun carries those inflections, so you can have planlanan projeler (planned projects) or planlanan toplantılar (planned meetings) while the adjective remains unchanged.

Planlanan often conveys that a plan exists and has been established for the item it modifies, sometimes implying an element of scheduling or forethought. It can be contrasted with planlı, which more broadly conveys “well planned” or “having a plan,” whereas planlanan emphasizes the result of a plan that has been made.

Etymology follows Turkish morphology. The base plan is a loanword from Western languages, used in Turkish as plan; planlamak forms the verb, and the suffix -lanan yields the past/passive participle meaning “that has been planned.” Planlanan is common across formal and informal Turkish, appearing in news, administrative language, and everyday speech to denote items that are intended, scheduled, or arranged.