tüklü

Tüklü is a Turkish word that translates to "hairy" in English. It is commonly used to describe a person or animal with a significant amount of body hair. The term can also be used more broadly to refer to anything that is covered in a dense growth of hair or bristles.

In the context of describing people, "tüklü" can be used in a neutral, descriptive manner to note the presence of hair. For instance, it might be used in a medical context to describe a condition or simply in everyday conversation to point out a physical characteristic. The connotation can vary depending on the social and cultural context, as perceptions of body hair differ across societies.

When applied to animals, "tüklü" is a straightforward descriptor for species known for their thick coats. This could include various mammals like dogs, cats, or even certain insects with prominent bristles. The term emphasizes the texture and abundance of the hair covering.

Beyond living beings, "tüklü" can also be used metaphorically to describe objects that have a fuzzy or bristly surface. For example, a carpet might be described as "tüklü" if it has a very deep pile, or a rough surface might be referred to as such if it has a texture resembling hair. The core meaning of "tüklü" always relates to the presence of hair-like structures.