Mlumatlarn

Mlumatlarn is a term used in some Turkic-language contexts to denote information in the plural. It appears in transliterated texts and linguistic glossaries as the plural form of malumat, meaning information or data. In many Turkic languages the common plural marker is -lar, producing forms like malumatlar; in certain transliterations this plural can be written as Mlumatlarn. The exact usage depends on dialect, script, and the surrounding grammatical context.

Etymology and form: The root malumat or malūmat meaning information is widespread across Turkic languages and often traces back through Persian and Arabic sources. The suffix -lar marks plurality, and additional phonetic or orthographic adaptations can yield variants such as Mlumatlar or Məlumatlar in different languages. Mlumatlarn represents a Latin-script rendering of a plural form used in specific linguistic contexts.

Usage and scope: In dictionaries, linguistic studies, and academic writing, Mlumatlarn is used to refer to information items collectively—the information objects, data points, or knowledge sets that can be accessed, analyzed, or communicated. In information technology and data science discussions conducted in Turkic languages, the term may appear when speaking about information collections, datasets, or metadata within databases and information systems. The precise meaning is determined by the language variant and the sentence in which it appears.

See also: Ma’lumotlar, Malumat, Information, Data, Informatics.