Jumladan

Jumladan is a grammatical form used in Uzbek and related Turkic languages to express source or origin. It comprises the noun jumla, meaning "sentence" or "clause," combined with the ablative suffix -dan, yielding jumladan, literally "from the sentence." In linguistic analysis, jumladan functions as a circumstantial modifier or adverbial phrase indicating that information, conclusions, or data are derived from a specified sentence.

Morphology and usage: Jumladan is a bound form rather than a standalone word. It appears in noun phrases such as jumladan olingan ma’lumotlar, meaning "information taken from the sentence." It can modify nouns or act as part of larger constructions to indicate source material, basis, or reference from a preceding sentence.

Functions and scope: In teaching and analysis, jumladan helps mark the provenance of information, examples, or conclusions. Its use is typical in grammars, language-learning materials, and academic discussions about how sentences contribute to subsequent statements. The exact translation depends on context, as with other Turkic possessive and case forms.

Examples: Jumladan olingan ma’lumotlar ishonchli deb hisoblanadi. Translated loosely: “The information taken from the sentence is considered reliable.” Another usage might appear in discourse to contrast claims drawn from a prior sentence with those from other sources.

See also: Ablative case in Turkic languages, Uzbek grammar, Turkic language morphology, sentence (jumla) in Turkic linguistics.