In Turkish, couples might call each other a variety of terms of endearment, depending on the level of familiarity and affection between them. Here are a few standard options:


EÅŸ: This means "spouse" and is used by married couples to refer to each other. It is a relatively formal term.

Sevgili: This means "dear" or "beloved" and is used by couples to show affection for each other. It is a more colloquial term than "eÅŸ". It is often used by couples dating or in a more informal relationship.

Aşkım: This means "my love" and is used by couples to show affection for each other. It is a more colloquial term than "sevgili". It is often used by couples dating or in a more informal relationship.

Özlem: This means "longing" and is used by couples to show affection for each other. It is a more colloquial term than "sevgili". It is often used by couples dating or in a more informal relationship.

Güzel: This means "beautiful" and is used by couples to show affection for each other. It is a more colloquial term than "sevgili". It is often used by couples dating or in a more informal relationship.


It's worth noting that these terms of endearment are only sometimes used exclusively by couples. Friends or family members can also use them to show affection for each other.