yaratmlar

Yaratmlar is a term found in Turkic languages such as Turkish and Azerbaijani, formed from the verb yarat- meaning to create. The base noun yaratma means creation, and yaratmalar is the plural form used to mean “creations” or “creatures” depending on context. The exact sense is determined by surrounding grammar and the intended reference.

In contemporary usage, yaratmalar can refer to fictional beings produced by an author, designer, or programmer, as well as to intangible creations such as works of art or ideas. In folklore and mythology, similar terms are used to describe beings created by creators or as a product of the world’s creation narrative, though specific terms vary between Turkic languages.

In linguistic studies, yaratmak and its derived forms are discussed under morphology and derivation, illustrating how verbs of creation combine with noun-forming suffixes to yield abstract concepts (creations) or concrete referents (creatures). Related terms include yaradılış (creation/origin) and yaradıcılıq (creativity).