Saydam

Saydam, in Turkish, primarily means "transparent" or "see-through". It can refer to the physical property of a material allowing light to pass through it clearly, enabling objects behind it to be visible. Beyond the literal meaning, saydam can also be used metaphorically to describe things that are easily understood, clear, or straightforward, such as plans, policies, or communication. The word suggests a lack of hidden information or ambiguity. Finally, Saydam can occasionally also translate to translucent, depending on the degree of clarity.