kanallarda

Kanallarda is a Turkish locative plural form built from the noun kanal (channel, canal) with the plural suffix -lar and the locative suffix -da/-de. When combined, it becomes kanallarda, meaning “in/on/at the channels.” The final form reflects Turkish vowel harmony and suffix chaining, showing how location senses can attach to a plural noun.

In Turkish, kanal has multiple related senses. It can refer to a natural or artificial waterway (water canals used for irrigation, drainage, or navigation) as well as to a broadcast or communication channel (for example, television or radio channels). Therefore, kanallarda can be used in contexts ranging from waterways to media to channels of communication. Examples include sentences like “Bu akşam kanallarda birçok program var” (There are many programs on the channels tonight) and “Kanalizasyon kanallarında bakım çalışmaları yapılıyor” (Maintenance work is being done in the drainage channels).

Beyond these primary senses, kanallarda may appear in specialized fields, such as biology or engineering, where kanallar refer to conduits or channels within systems, such as ion channels in cells or fluid channels in devices. In such cases, the plural locative form retains the same meaning of “in/on the channels” relative to the specific domain.

Overall, kanallarda is a versatile grammatical form used to specify location relative to channels in various everyday and technical contexts, reflecting Turkish morphology and the broad semantic range of kanal.