duvarndan

Duvarndan is a Turkish grammatical form built from the noun duvar (wall) and two suffixes: the possessive suffix and the ablative suffix. In standard Turkish the corresponding full form is duvarından, meaning “from his/her/its wall,” while the form duvarınızdan means “from your (plural or formal) wall.” The base duvardan means “from the wall” without a specified possessor.

Formation and variants

- duvardan: from the wall (no possessive specified)

- duvarından: from his/her/its wall

- duvarınızdan: from your wall

These forms result from combining the stem duvar with the appropriate possessive suffix (-ı/İ/û/ü depending on vowel harmony) and the ablative suffix (-dan/-den, chosen as -dan after back vowels and -den after front vowels). When the possessive suffix is present, it precedes the ablative suffix.

Usage

Duvarndan is used to indicate origin or source related to a wall that belongs to someone or something, or to describe movement away from or starting at the wall as a source. For example, duvarından sızan su means “water leaking from the wall,” and duvarınızdan gelen sesler means “the sounds coming from your wall.” The precise possessive form clarifies whose wall is being referred to.

Notes

- The standard spelling in Turkish is duvarından (with the dotless i in the possessive suffix). The spelling duvarndan is a common informal or transliteration variant that omits the dotless i.

- This form illustrates Turkish noun morphology: stem + possessive suffix + ablative suffix, with appropriate vowel harmony.

See also: Turkish grammar, ablative case, possessive suffixes.