verici

Verici is a Turkish noun meaning transmitter or emitter. It stems from the verb vermek (to give) with the agent noun suffix -ici, thus literally "the one who gives" and by extension a device or person that emits something. In Turkish, verici is used in both technical and non-technical senses.

In electronics and telecommunications, a verici is a device that converts electrical energy into signals that can be propagated, typically radio waves, to be received by a corresponding alıcı. It forms part of a transmission system alongside an alıcı (receiver). Common compounds include radyo vericisi (radio transmitter), televizyon vericisi (television transmitter), and verici istasyonu (transmitter station).

In broader usage, verici can mean donor or supplier, especially in medical or social contexts, for example kan vericisi (blood donor) or verici kişi (donor). The exact meaning is determined by surrounding words and modifiers.

Although verici is a native Turkish term, English-language sources usually translate it as transmitter or emitter, depending on context. The related term alıcı denotes the receiver counterpart.