süzdüünü

süzdüünü is a term that appears in some Turkic languages, notably in Tatar, and it generally refers to the act of "straining" or "filtering" something. This process typically involves separating solid particles from a liquid or gas by passing the mixture through a permeable material. The material used for straining can vary widely depending on the application, ranging from fine mesh sieves to cloth or specialized filters.

In a culinary context, süzdüünü is commonly used when preparing beverages like tea, where the tea leaves are strained out of the hot water. It can also apply to straining broths, juices, or other liquids to remove unwanted solids. Beyond food and drink, the concept of süzdüünü can extend to more general filtration processes. For example, in certain crafts or industrial applications, it might describe the removal of impurities or the separation of components through a filtering medium. The specific etymology of the word traces back to the verb "süzmek," meaning "to strain" or "to filter."