ölçekteki

ölçekteki is a Turkish adjective formed from ölçek (scale) with the possessive locative suffix -teki, used to describe something that is drawn, built, or presented to a specific scale. In practice, it denotes that a representation or object is proportionally reduced or enlarged according to a designated ratio, such as 1:50 or 1:100.

The term is commonly found in technical, architectural, cartographic, and model-making contexts. It is used to modify a noun directly, indicating that the noun refers to a scaled version of something. For example, ölçekli and ölçekteki are often interchangeable in meaning when describing a drawing, model, or map, though ölçekli more broadly emphasizes scaling as a property while ölçekteki highlights the item’s relation to a specific scale.

Typical usage includes phrases like ölçekli harita, ölçekli plan, ölçekteki model, orölçekteki çizim, all conveying that the object is produced or interpreted at a defined scale. The form ölçekteki is also used when referring to the scale attribute in a broader sense, such as a project presented “ölçekteki plan” to communicate proportional relationships rather than exact real-world sizes.

Related terms include ölçek (scale), ölçekli (scaled), and ölçeği (of the scale). The distinction among them is mainly stylistic and contextual: ölçekli emphasizes the scaling itself, whereas ölçekteki explicitly links the item to a specified scale.

In summary, ölçekteki is a descriptive tool in Turkish for identifying items that are represented or constructed according to a precise scale, ensuring proportional accuracy in drawings, models, and maps.