Statistikadan

Statistikadan is a Turkish ablative form meaning “from statistics.” It is formed from the noun istatistik (statistics) plus the ablative suffix -dan (or -den, depending on phonology), and it marks the source or basis of information in a sentence. The term is commonly used in scholarly writing, journalism, and data reporting to indicate that a claim or finding comes from statistical sources.

In use, statistikadan typically functions as a prepositional element within a larger noun phrase or clause. For example, a phrase like istatistikadan elde edilen veriler translates to “data obtained from statistics,” and it can be extended with adjectives or verbs to describe how the statistics were used. The form helps distinguish data that are derived from statistical sources from other types of data, such as experimental or observational results.

Variants and related forms reflect Turkish vowel harmony and morphology. While statistikadan is one common spelling, Turkish supports the general ablative pattern with suffixes -dan/-den, so other contexts may yield forms like istatistikden or istatistikten depending on surrounding phonology. Related terms include istatistik (statistics) and istatistiksel (statistical), which appear frequently in connected discussions of data analysis and interpretation.

See also: Turkish language, Turkish grammar, Ablative case, Statistics, Data analysis, Research methodology.