Avlardan

Avlardan is a Turkish ablative plural form of the noun av, which can mean prey or hunt. It is formed by adding the plural suffix -lar to av to create avlar, then adding the ablative suffix -dan to produce avlardan. The form expresses origin or source, roughly translating as from the prey or from the preys, depending on context.

In linguistic and ecological contexts, avlardan is used to indicate the origin of objects, data, or references. Examples include avlardan elde edilen veriler (data obtained from the prey) and avlardan gelen etler (meat from the prey). The usage is typically confined to noun phrases where prey is the source term; avlardan is not usually used as a standalone noun.

Etymology and grammar notes: av is a native Turkish noun meaning prey or hunt. The ablative case marks source or origin, and the plural suffix -lar combined with the ablative -dan yields -lardan. This pattern is a standard feature of Turkish noun inflection, and avlardan illustrates how multiple suffixes can attach in sequence to convey both number and case.

See also: Turkish grammar, Turkish noun cases, ablative case, Turkish plural suffixes.