tekrarlama

Tekrarlama is a Turkish noun meaning the act or process of repeating something. It is formed from the verb tekrarlamak (to repeat, to reiterate) with the nominal suffix -ma. The term is used to describe repetition in various domains, from language and behavior to events and data.

In everyday language, tekrarlama refers to the repetition of words, phrases, actions, or sounds. In literature and rhetoric, it can denote intentional repetition used for emphasis, cohesion, or mnemonic effect, often alongside the related noun tekrar.

In education and health sciences, tekrarlama may describe repetitive patterns observed in learning or speech. For example, a learner might rely on tekrarlama of certain phrases, while in speech-language pathology tekrarlama describes repeated sounds or syllables that occur in stuttering; treatment aims to reduce unwanted repetition and improve fluency while preserving intelligibility.

Origin and usage: The word is native Turkish and widely used in Turkish texts. It is preferred in contexts that emphasize the process rather than the outcome, whereas tekrar emphasizes the act of repeating itself, and tekrarlamak is the verb form.

See also: tekrarlamak, tekrar.