Primlerden

Primlerden is a Turkish word-form that appears primarily as the ablative plural of prim, a noun meaning premium, bonus, or incentive. In Turkish, prim denotes payments such as performance bonuses, insurance premiums, or other incentive sums. The plural primler would refer to bonuses in general, while the ablative plural primlerden literally translates to “from the bonuses” or “out of the premiums,” and is used to indicate the source or origin of funds.

In use, primlerden functions as part of a larger noun phrase or sentence to specify where money or resources come from. For example, a sentence like primlerden elde edilen gelir bütçeye ek kaynak sağlar means “income obtained from the bonuses provides additional funds to the budget.” The form can also appear in contexts discussing funding pools or allocations tied to bonus payments, such as primlerden sağlanan finansman.

As a grammatical form, primlerden is not a standalone technical term with a separate concept; rather, it is an inflected expression whose meaning depends on context. It commonly appears in formal or written Turkish when describing financial flows, budgeting, or compensation structures that originate in bonuses or premiums.

See also: Turkish grammar, Turkish nouns and cases, Turkish monetary terms, Turkish budgeting terminology.