Tablolardan

Tablolardan is the ablative plural form of the Turkish noun tablo. The base word tablo has two main meanings in Turkish: a chart or data table, and a painting or artwork. The plural form tablolar refers to multiple tables or paintings. When the ablative suffix -dan/-den is added to the plural form, tablolar→tablolardan, the meaning shifts to “from the tables” or “from the paintings,” depending on context. The ablative expresses source, origin, or starting point and is commonly used to indicate where information, material, or influence comes from.

In usage, tablolardan is frequently found in academic and technical writing to denote data provenance or extraction. For example, “Tablolardan elde edilen veriler analiz edildi” means “The data obtained from the tables were analyzed.” The form can also occur in artistic or interpretive contexts to signal source material, such as references to content drawn from paintings, though it is more typical to use context-specific phrasing to avoid ambiguity.

Note that the meaning of tablolardan is determined by surrounding words. Grammatically, it is simply the ablative plural of tablo, formed through the standard Turkish suffix sequence: -lar (plural) followed by -dan (ablative).

Etymology and morphology: tablo (table, chart, painting) + -lar (plural) + -dan (ablative) yields tablolardan. Turkish vowel harmony governs suffix alternations, and the form is a routine example of how Turkish marks source or origin in plural nouns.

Common collocations include tablo-dan equivalents like tablolardan elde edilen veriler or tablolardan çıkarılan sonuçlar, illustrating its role in indicating data or content sourced from tablos.