ekonomilerinden

Ekonomilerinden is a Turkish word formed from the noun ekonomi (economy) with the plural suffix -ler to yield ekonomiler (economies) and the ablative suffix -inden, producing the meaning “from their economies.” In Turkish, the combination of a plural noun and the ablative suffix is used to indicate origin or source, and ekonomilerinden specifically refers to something that comes from or is derived from those economies.

Morphologically, ekonomilerinden can be analyzed as ekonomiler (economies) +inden (ablative suffix indicating origin), with the form reflecting plural possession and origin in a single word. The construction illustrates Turkish’s agglutinative nature, where multiple morphemes attach in sequence to a base word to convey precise grammatical information.

Usage in sentences is typically found in formal, analytical, or comparative contexts. It describes data, indicators, or phenomena that originate in or are sourced from the economies under discussion. For example, Bu veriler ekonomilerinden elde edilen göstergelerle doğrulanmıştır translates roughly to “These data are validated by indicators obtained from their economies.” Another example: Türkiye ve diğer ülkelerin ekonomilerinden gelen veriler karşılaştırıldı means “Data coming from the economies of Turkey and other countries were compared.”

Notes: ekonomilerinden is not a standalone lexical item with a fixed meaning beyond “from their economies”; it is a productive morpho-syntactic form used in Turkish to indicate origin from multiple economies. See also Turkish grammar, ablative case, plural suffix -ler, and possessive constructions in Turkish.