Modellardan

Modellardan is the ablative plural form of the Turkish noun modeller, formed from the plural modeller and the ablative suffix -den. In standard Turkish, the correct ablative form is modellerden, meaning “from the models.” The spelling modellardan is not standard Turkish and is typically regarded as a misspelling or nonstandard variant, since the suffix vowel must harmonize with the stem’s last vowel (modeller ends with e), yielding -den rather than -dan. Nonstandard usage or typographical errors may produce forms like modellardan in some contexts.

Usage in Turkish hinges on the ablative case to indicate origin, source, or movement away from something. Therefore, modellerden gelen veriler translates to “the data coming from the models.” The exact interpretation depends on context: it can refer to models as representations used in design and analysis, physical fashion models, or data-models and prototypes in technical work.

Examples:

- Modellerden gelen veriler proje için güvenilir çıktı sağladı.

- Modellerden birkaçı hatalı sonuçlar verdi.

See also:

- Turkish grammar and cases (nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, locative, ablative)

- Plural formation in Turkish

- Loanwords in Turkish, including model from English

The term is primarily a grammatical form rather than a distinct concept, and its correct usage follows standard Turkish vowel harmony and case rules.