Pide
Turkish, from Persian pideh · pronounced pee-DEH
A Turkish leavened flatbread, most distinctively shaped into a long boat-like form with folded, pinched edges enclosing toppings such as cheese, spiced minced meat, sucuk (Turkish sausage), or egg. Often marketed in English-language food writing as 'Turkish pizza' for its shared hot-oven, topped-dough format, though Turkish culinary sources and reference works generally describe it as a distinct bread tradition rather than a pizza variant.
Literal meaning
Flatbread
Region
Turkey
Also known as
İçli pide
Common misuse
Describing pide simply as 'Turkish pizza' — a common English-language shorthand not generally used by Turkish culinary sources themselves, given the boat shape, dough type, and standalone bread tradition it belongs to.
Evidence
Generally accepted- İçli pide — Wikipedia