uluslararas

Uluslararas is not a recognized standalone term in standard Turkish. It is typically seen as an incomplete form or a typographical truncation of the word uluslararası, which means international.

The full Turkish adjective uluslararası is formed from the root ulus (nation) with the plural suffix -lar and the element -arası, meaning between. Together, uluslararası conveys the sense of relations, affairs, or entities that involve more than one nation. It is widely used across contexts such as law, politics, business, and culture.

Common usages include uluslararası hukuk (international law), uluslararası ilişkiler (international relations), uluslararası örgütler (international organizations), and uluslararası konferanslar (international conferences). In Turkish, the word is capitalized when it appears in official names or at the start of a sentence, as in Uluslararası Para Fonu (International Monetary Fund) or Uluslararası Kızılhaç ve Kızılay Konseyi in translations of organizational bodies.

If encountered as uluslararas, it is generally considered a misspelling or an abbreviation rather than a standard form. In formal writing, it should be corrected to uluslararası to ensure correct meaning and orthography.

See also: Turkish language, international law, international relations, Turkish orthography.