türetme
Türetme is a Turkish term meaning the act of generating or producing new forms. In linguistics, türetme describes the processes by which words are formed from existing bases, typically through affixation, nominalization, or compounding. The concept relies on the Turkish language’s agglutinative structure, where suffixes attach to stems to create new lexemes and grammatical forms.
As a broad category, türetme encompasses derivational morphology and other word-formation pathways that yield new words
Examples of türetme include: yaz (to write) becoming yazı (writing, text) through nominalization with the suffix -ı;
Beyond derivation, türetme also covers compounding and other productive word-formation processes that expand the Turkish lexicon.
Etymology: türetme derives from türetmek, meaning to generate or produce, with the noun-forming suffix -me. In