Kaslarda

Kaslarda is a Turkish word form meaning “in the muscles.” It is the locative plural form of the noun kas (muscle). In Turkish, -lar is the plural suffix, and -da is the locative suffix meaning “in” or “at.” When combined with the plural, the suffixes yield kaslar-da, which is written as kaslarda in standard orthography due to vowel harmony and spelling conventions.

Kaslarda is used to indicate location inside muscular tissue. It appears in anatomical descriptions, medical notes, and everyday language when discussing pain, injury, or function related to muscles. Examples include: “Kaslarda ağrı var” (There is pain in the muscles) and “Yaralanan kaslarda kanama görüldü” (Bleeding was observed in the injured muscles).

Etymology and morphology: The form is built from kas (muscle) + plural suffix -lar + locative suffix -da. Turkish is an agglutinative language, and kaslarda demonstrates how multiple suffixes combine to express number and location. The pronunciation yields /kas-lar-da/ with vowel harmony. See also Turkish grammar, locative case, plural suffix -lar.