çkmazlar
Çıkmazlar is a Turkish term that primarily denotes dead ends or cul-de-sacs. The word comes from çıkmak, meaning to exit, combined with the negative suffix -maz, which yields the sense of something that cannot be exited. In everyday Turkish, it refers to streets, lanes, or routes that have no through passage.
In urban planning and geography, ç/kmazlar describe segments of streets that end at a terminus and do
Metaphorically, çıkmazlar is used to describe situations lacking a clear exit or solution—impasses in decision-making, relationships,
Variant spellings may occur, especially in non-Turkish texts or where diacritics are omitted, resulting in ckmazlar