Analizinde

Analizinde is a Turkish grammatical form derived from the noun “analiz” and the locative suffix –inde, which marks the dative or locative case. The word analiz itself comes from the Greek root “analusis,” meaning “loosening” or “unwinding,” and it entered Latin as “analysis,” subsequently flowing into many languages, including Turkish, as a technical term for a thorough examination or study of a subject. In Turkish, the nominal form analiz is used in scientific, technical, and everyday contexts to refer to a systematic investigation or examination. When the locative suffix –inde is added, the resulting word analytic translates loosely into English as “in the analysis” or “during the analysis.” This form is typically used in written Turkish to indicate that something occurs within the context of an analysis or to refer to findings that have been reached in the course of analysis. An illustrative sentence is “Veri setinin analizinde ortaya çıkan eğilimler,” meaning “The trends that emerged in the analysis of the data set.” The usage of analizinde is thus highly context‑dependent and focuses on positioning an action or observation within the analytical process. Its application spans legal documents, scientific papers, business reports, and journalistic analysis, where precision in describing the context of examination is crucial.