Sözcüünden

Sözcüünden is the ablative form of the proper noun Sözcü, referring to the Turkish daily newspaper Sözcü. In Turkish, this form is used to indicate origin or source of information that is attributed to Sözcü. It is commonly found in journalistic or academic writing as a way to signal that a statement or piece of news comes from that newspaper.

In usage, Sözcüünden functions as a source attribution. For example, a sentence such as haber Sözcüünden alındı means that the news was taken from Sözcü. The phrase can be used with various clauses to indicate what information is being derived from that newspaper, such as "Sözcüünden aktarılan bilgiler" or "Sözcüünden kaynaklanan iddialar."

Sözcü is a Turkish daily newspaper established in 2007 and published in Istanbul. It is widely read in Turkey and is known for its investigative reporting and coverage of political developments. As a source, Sözcü is one of many outlets journalists may cite in Turkey, and the form Sözcüünden helps attribute information to a specific publication.

In Turkish, similar source-attribution forms exist for other outlets, such as from Anadolu Agency or Hürriyet. The exact form of attribution—including whether to use -den, -dan, -ünden, or -dan—depends on phonology and the specific noun involved. Sözcüünden thus sits within a broader pattern of attributive constructions used to indicate a publication as the source of information.