zeminler

Zeminler is the Turkish plural noun formed from zemin, meaning ground, floor, or foundation. The word can refer to multiple floors inside a building as well as to the surface of the earth in geographical contexts.

In architecture and construction, zeminler denotes the levels of a structure or the horizontal planes that make up a building’s floors. In geology and geography, it can refer to soil layers or subsurface materials that underlie a given surface, including the soil profile and sedimentary deposits.

In everyday language, zeminler is used metaphorically to describe the basis or foundation of plans, arguments, or initiatives. Common expressions include phrases that mean to lay the groundwork or establish a footing.

There is no widely known person, place, or work with the exact name Zeminler; the term primarily functions as a common noun rather than a proper noun.

See also: zemin (Turkish for ground/floor) and related terms such as floor, ground, and foundation.