Deneylerden

Deneylerden is Turkish for “from the experiments.” It is the ablative plural form of the noun deney (experiment, test) and is used to indicate origin or source from multiple experiments. In Turkish, the word is built by adding the plural suffix -ler to deney to form deneyler, and then the ablative suffix -den to the plural, yielding deneylerden. The suffixes follow Turkish vowel harmony and attach to the noun in sequence, so the resulting form denotes the source of information, findings, or data.

Usage in Turkish text is typical in academic, scientific, and technical writing. Deneylerden can modify nouns or appear in predicative constructions when referring to results or evidence that originate in experiments. For example, phrases like deneylerden elde edilen veriler (data obtained from the experiments) or deneylerden elde edilen bulgular (findings obtained from the experiments) are common in research reports and articles.

Examples:

- Deneylerden elde edilen veriler analize dahil edildi. (The data obtained from the experiments were included in the analysis.)

- Bu sonuçlar deneylerden elde edilen bulgulara dayanmaktadır. (These results are based on findings from the experiments.)

Related forms include deney (singular: the experiment), deneyden (from the experiment), and deneyler (experiments). Deneyler and deneylerden are used when referring to multiple experiments and their sources or outcomes. The term is primarily used in formal contexts rather than everyday conversation.