tükendi

tükendi is a Turkish word that translates to "sold out," "depleted," or "exhausted" in English. It is commonly used in commercial contexts to indicate that a product or item is no longer available for purchase. This can be due to high demand, limited stock, or the end of a production run.

Beyond retail, tükendi can also describe a state of being utterly worn out, both physically and mentally. For example, a person might say they are "tükendi" after a long and strenuous day, signifying that their energy reserves are completely gone. Similarly, a resource, such as water in a well or patience, can be described as tükendi if it has been fully used up.

The word conveys a sense of finality or completion. When something is tükendi, it implies that the available quantity has reached zero and it is not currently replenished. This can apply to tangible goods, abstract concepts like time, or even emotional states. Understanding tükendi is key to comprehending everyday Turkish conversations related to availability and the cessation of resources or energy.