tolqinsiz

The term "tolqinsiz" is derived from a Turkic language, likely Azerbaijani, and translates to "wave-less" or "calm." It is used to describe a body of water, such as a sea, lake, or river, that is experiencing a lack of significant wave action. This typically occurs when there is minimal wind or when the water is sheltered from the open sea or large bodies of wind.

A tolqinsiz sea often implies a state of stillness and tranquility. This can be desirable for certain activities, such as sailing in calm conditions, swimming without the disturbance of waves, or for researchers studying aquatic environments where wave action might interfere with measurements. Conversely, a completely tolqinsiz state might be unusual for large bodies of water, as even slight atmospheric disturbances can generate small ripples.

The concept of being tolqinsiz extends metaphorically beyond a literal description of water. It can be used to describe a state of emotional or mental calmness, a lack of turmoil or disturbance. In this figurative sense, a person experiencing a "tolqinsiz" period is free from anxiety, stress, or strong emotional fluctuations, enjoying a sense of peace and serenity. This metaphorical usage highlights the inherent connection between the physical state of calmness in water and the internal state of peace in a person.