teklifi

Teklif is a Turkish noun meaning an offer, bid, or proposal, typically a formal proposition by one party to supply goods or services under specified terms. Teklifi is the accusative singular form of teklif and is used when the offer is the direct object of a verb, as in situtations like “Sunulan teklifi değerlendirecekler” (They will evaluate the submitted offer).

In practical use, teklifi appears in business, procurement, and legal contexts. Common phrases include fiyat teklifi (price quote), ihale teklifi (tender bid), teklifi sunmak (to submit an offer), teklifi sunulmuş (the offer has been submitted), teklifi kabul etmek (to accept the offer), and teklifi reddetmek (to reject the offer). A teklifi can be part of a formal process such as a bidding round or a contract negotiation, and its terms may become binding upon acceptance.

While teklifi refers to a formal proposal, it is distinct from daha genel öneri or tavsiye, which are broader and not necessarily binding. The concept of teklifi is central to procurement, supplier selection, and contract law in Turkish contexts, where offers are assessed against requirements, terms, and competitive conditions.

Etymologically, teklif is a native Turkish term with long-standing usage in Ottoman and modern Turkish; it is closely tied to the notion of presenting terms for consideration. The inflected form teklifi reflects Turkish agglutinative morphology, signaling the word’s function as the object in a sentence.

See also: teklif, fiyat teklifi, ihale, sözleşme.