Izohlardan

Izohlardan is a Turkish linguistic term formed as the ablative plural of the noun izah, which means explanation. The word literally translates to “from the explanations” but is commonly used to refer to a set or group of explanations in a discussion, analysis, or written text. The base izah comes from Turkish, with origins in the broader Turkic and Persian/Arabic linguistic heritage, and is part of standard Turkish grammar.

In usage, izahlardan functions as a way to reference multiple explanations that are being considered, weighed, or compared. It is typical in academic, legal, journalistic, and formal writing to discuss the quality, origin, or relevance of different explanations. The plural form izahlar denotes multiple explanations, and the ablative form izahlardan indicates origin or selection “from the explanations.” Phrases like izahlardan biri (one of the explanations) or izahlardan hangisi (which of the explanations) are common in Turkish.

Examples:

- Rapor, çeşitli izahlardan oluşan bir derlemedir. (The report is a compilation consisting of several explanations.)

- İzahlardan biri hatalıysa, sonuçlar yeniden gözden geçirilmelidir. (If one of the explanations is incorrect, the results should be reconsidered.)

- Bu tartışmada izahlardan hangisinin güvenilir olduğuna karar verilmesi gerekiyor. (Which of the explanations is more reliable needs to be determined in this debate.)

See also:

- izah, izah etmek, izahlar (explanation, to explain, explanations)

- gerekçe, gerekçeler (reason, justification)