Aylarnda

Aylarnda is a Turkish locative construction that conveys the sense of “in the months” or “during the months.” It is not a proper noun and does not refer to a specific place or person. The form arises from aylar, the plural of ay (month), combined with the locative suffix -ında (in/inside). In standard Turkish orthography the corresponding full form is aylarında, while aylarnda may appear in informal writing or when diacritics are omitted.

Grammatical notes: Turkish marks tense, aspect, and time through a system of suffixes. For aylarnda, the base aylar (months) takes the locative suffix to indicate location in time. The phrase is typically used to situate events within a span defined by months, especially in narratives, reports, or historical summaries. For example, a sentence might describe what happened “aylarında” or “aylarnda” depending on orthographic choice: events that occurred during the months.

Usage: The construction is common in Turkish text when one wants to refer to multi-month periods, such as weather records, economic data, or chronological timelines. It does not carry any special connotation beyond the literal meaning of time within the months.

See also: Turkish grammar, locative case, Turkish suffixes, time expressions.