Sonuç sıfır.

In Turkish, the verb to be is often omitted in the 3rd person singular present tense.

So:

• Sonuç sıfır. = The result is zero.
• Literally, it looks like Result zero, but it naturally means The result is zero.

This is very common in Turkish with noun or adjective predicates:

• Hava güzel. = The weather is nice.
• O doktor. = He/She is a doctor.

So the missing is is completely normal.

Yes. Sonuç sıfırdır is grammatically correct.

The ending -dır / -dir / -dur / -dür is a copular ending that can add:

• formality
• emphasis
• certainty
• a more written or declarative tone

So:

• Sonuç sıfır. = neutral, everyday
• Sonuç sıfırdır. = more formal or emphatic, like The result is zero indeed / The result is zero.

In normal conversation, Sonuç sıfır is usually more natural.

Here, sıfır is the number word zero, used as the predicate of the sentence.

In other words:

• sonuç = subject
• sıfır = predicate complement

So it works a bit like:

• The result is zero
• The score is zero

Turkish number words can easily be used this way.

The basic order here is:

• subject + predicate

So:

• Sonuç = the result
• sıfır = zero

That makes Sonuç sıfır the most straightforward way to say The result is zero.

If you changed the order to Sıfır sonuç, it would usually no longer mean the same thing. It would sound more like zero result or a fragment, not a normal sentence meaning The result is zero.

Turkish does allow flexible word order, but in this simple sentence, Sonuç sıfır is the natural default.

Turkish does not have articles like English the and a/an.

So sonuç can mean:

• the result
• a result

Which one is meant depends on context.

In Sonuç sıfır, English usually translates it as The result is zero because that sounds most natural in context.

Because both words are in their basic form here.

• sonuç is the subject
• sıfır is a predicate noun/number

In this kind of sentence, Turkish often uses the plain dictionary form, with no extra case ending.

So this is a very simple nominal sentence structure.

A rough guide is:

• sonuç ≈ so-nooch
• sıfır ≈ suh-fuhr

Two important letters for English speakers:

• ç = ch as in chair
• ı = the Turkish dotless i, a sound that does not exist exactly in English; it is close to a relaxed vowel like the e in taken or a dull uh sound, depending on accent and explanation

So:

• so-NUCH is not quite right
• so-NOOCH is closer
• suh-fuhr is a useful approximation for sıfır

Sonuç means result, outcome, or conclusion, depending on context.

In Sonuç sıfır, it usually means result or outcome.

For example, it could be used for:

• a test result
• a project outcome
• a sports score
• an effort that produced nothing

So it can be literal or figurative.

It can be both.

Literal:

• a score is zero
• a measured result is zero

Figurative:

• you tried hard, but achieved nothing
• after all that effort, there was no outcome

So in speech, Sonuç sıfır can sound a bit dramatic or disappointed, like:

• And the result? Zero.
• End result: nothing.

You would usually use değil:

• Sonuç sıfır değil. = The result is not zero.

This is the normal way to negate a noun/adjective-type sentence in Turkish.

Use the question particle mı / mi / mu / mü.

So:

• Sonuç sıfır mı? = Is the result zero?

Here the correct form is mı because of vowel harmony.

This is a very common Turkish pattern:

• O doktor mu? = Is he/she a doctor?
• Hava güzel mi? = Is the weather nice?
• Sonuç sıfır mı? = Is the result zero?

It is a complete sentence.

Even though it is very short, Turkish allows full sentences without an expressed verb in this type of structure.

So Sonuç sıfır. is not just a fragment. It is a normal, complete sentence meaning The result is zero.

Yes, depending on context.

Even though sonuç most directly means result or outcome, in real situations it can sometimes be understood more loosely as something like:

• the result
• the final count
• the score
• the outcome

But if you specifically mean a sports score, Turkish might also use more specific words depending on the situation. Still, Sonuç sıfır can work if the context makes it clear.