Ilenmesinden

Ilenmesinden is a Turkish grammatical form that can be described as an ablative noun phrase derived from the act of being praised. It is not a common lexical item in everyday language, but it appears in linguistic discussions and in literary or descriptive contexts where the source or cause of an effect needs to be specified.

Etymology and morphology: The base is ilenme, the noun form denoting the act of being praised or flattered. Adding the possessive suffix -si yields ilenmesi, meaning “its being praised.” The ablative suffix -den (or -dan) attaches to this form to indicate origin or source, producing ilenmesinden, literally “from its being praised.” In Turkish, the exact possessive and case suffixes can vary with different subjects or contexts, but ilenmesinden commonly conveys origin from the act described by ilenme.

Usage: Ilenmesinden tends to occur in more formal or literary registers and in explanations of Turkish morphology. It functions to connect clauses or to specify causation or source in a sentence, rather than as a standalone everyday expression. For example, a phrase like gurur ilenmesinden doğan etkisi could be understood as “the effect arising from the pride of being praised.” The form emphasizes that the referenced outcome originates specifically in the act of being praised rather than in a more general circumstance.

See also: Turkish grammar, nominalization, suffixes in Turkish, ablative case.

Notes: Because ilenmesinden is a derived, context-dependent construction rather than a widely used lexical item, its occurrences are typically found in linguistic analyses or stylized prose rather than in standard spoken Turkish.