borçludan

Borçludan is the ablative form of the Turkish noun borçlu, meaning "from the debtor." It is created by adding the suffix -dan/-den to borçlu, in accordance with Turkish vowel harmony. The term expresses origin or source and is used to indicate that something comes from or is obtained from the debtor.

In usage, borçludan appears in contexts where the source of information, documents, or statements is being identified. It is common in legal, financial, or journalistic language to specify that a piece of data or material originated with the debtor. For example, borçludan gelen bilgi means information that came from the debtor; borçludan alınan belgeler refers to documents obtained from the debtor. The form helps differentiate the supplier or source from other potential origins.

The term is one of several related forms of borçlu. Borçlu itself is the nominative form meaning "the debtor." Other cases include borçlunun (genitive, "the debtor's") and borçluda or borçluda? (locative forms), each serving different grammatical functions. Borçludan specifically marks movement or source away from the debtor, rather than possession or location.

See also: borçlu, Turkish ablative cases, Turkish case endings.