Tıñlamas

Tıñlamas is a Turkish word that translates roughly to "unheard," "ignored," or "disregarded." It can also convey the sense of something that is not listened to or a plea or request that is not heeded. Grammatically, it's formed from the verb "tıñlamak" (to listen, to heed) with the negative suffix "-ma" and the aorist suffix "-s." This combination creates a word describing something that is habitually or generally not listened to. The word carries a connotation of frustration or perhaps helplessness, reflecting the experience of being ignored. It can refer to a person, a statement, or an idea.