This is the 8776th most frequent Turkish word.
selek
"Selek" means "slightly defective or damaged."
Here, 'selek' indicates 'wobbly or loose,' describing the physical instability of the chair legs.
Bu eski sandalyenin ayakları biraz selek olmuş.
The legs of this old chair have become a bit unstable.
In this sentence, 'selek' metaphorically refers to 'lack of firmness or decisiveness' in decision-making.
Sanki kararlarını selek bir şekilde alıyorsun.
It seems like you are making your decisions in an unstable manner.
'Selek' is used to mean 'structurally unstable or insecure,' referring to the safety of the bridge.