Setlerden

Setlerden is the ablative plural form of the Turkish noun set, meaning a set or collection. It is used to express origin or source from multiple sets, similar to how other ablative forms indicate “from” in Turkish.

Morphology and spelling: In Turkish, set is a borrowed term from English. The plural suffix -ler is added to form setler. The ablative case suffix -den (after front vowels) is then attached, yielding setlerden. The form illustrates Turkish vowel harmony and suffix ordering, where the final result indicates “from the sets.”

Usage: Setlerden appears in sentences that refer to data, items, or information coming from multiple sets. Examples include: Setlerden elde edilen veriler analiz edildi. (The data obtained from the sets were analyzed.) Setlerden bazıları bozuldu. (Some of the sets were damaged.) Bu sonuçlar setlerden gelen bilgilerle karşılaştırıldı. (These results were compared with information coming from the sets.)

Notes: Setlerden reflects standard Turkish suffixal morphology rather than a standalone lexical concept. While the word set is understood in Turkish as a loanword for a collection or group, Turkish often prefers küme in formal mathematical or set-theory contexts; set is common in everyday language, computing, or informal discourse. As with many Turkish nouns, the same base can take various suffixes to express different grammatical relations.

See also: Turkish grammar, Ablative case, Turkish plural suffix -ler/-lar, Loanwords in Turkish.