Kanallardan

Kanallardan is a Turkish word formed from the noun kanal, meaning channel or canal, with the plural suffix -lar and the ablative suffix -dan. The combined form kanallardan translates roughly as from the channels, and it is used to indicate origin or source from more than one channel.

Grammar and usage: Kanallardan is the ablative plural form of kanal. It is used after a noun (explicit or implied) to specify source or origin. In Turkish, it commonly appears in media, communication, and information contexts to indicate where information or material came from. It answers questions such as from where or by what sources.

Examples: Bu bilgileri kanallardan öğrendim. (I learned this information from the channels.) Haberler kanallardan geliyor. (The news is coming from the channels.) Kanallardan gelen raporlara göre yeni kararlar alınacak. (According to reports from the channels, new decisions will be made.) Kanallardan elde edilen veriler farklılık gösterebilir. (Data obtained from the channels may vary.)

Etymology and related forms: The word kanal originates from foreign loanwords, commonly traced to French canal or Latin canalis. As with other Turkish case forms, kanallardan is part of a family of related forms built from kanal, such as kanallar (channels), kanalda (in the channel), kanaldan (from the channel), and kanallara (to the channels).

See also: kanal (channel or canal) and Turkish morphology notes on ablative case.