Eserlerinden

Eserlerinden is a Turkish word formed by the noun eser (meaning "work" or "piece," typically of literature, art or scholarship) combined with plural and case/possessive suffixes. Morphologically it is analyzed as eser + -ler (plural) + -i (third-person possessive) + -nden (ablative "from"), yielding the sense "from his/her/their works" or "from the works of (someone)." Context determines whether the possessor is singular or plural.

The term is commonly used in scholarly, bibliographic and editorial contexts to indicate selections, quotations or extracts taken from an author's production. For example, Birçok şiiri bu derlemede eserlerinden seçilmiştir translates as "Many of his poems in this anthology are selected from his works." It frequently appears in titles and descriptions such as Eserlerinden Seçmeler ("Selections from [the] Works").

Phonologically and morphologically, eserlerinden illustrates Turkish vowel harmony and agglutination: multiple suffixes attach in sequence and adapt according to vowel and consonant rules (the ablative appears as -den/-dan/-ten/-tan depending on vowel harmony and consonant voicing). The word is not capitalized except where standard orthography requires it.