kelimesinden

Kelimesinden is a Turkish ablative form derived from the noun kelime (word) with the third-person possessive suffix -si and the ablative suffix -den, yielding the meaning “from the word” or “from its word.” It is not a separate lexeme but a grammatical construction used to indicate source, basis, or origin related to a specific word.

Morphology and usage are straightforward: the base kelime takes the possessive suffix to form kelimesi (its word/the word’s), and then the ablative suffix -den attaches to that form, producing kelimesinden. This combination follows Turkish harmony and affixation rules, and the meaning depends on context. The expression is commonly used to indicate reasoning or evidence anchored in the word itself, rather than in external factors.

Common uses include indicating basis for an inference or argument, or pointing to information that can be derived directly from a particular word. For example:

- Kelimesinden hareketle bu çıkarımı yapabiliriz. (Based on the word itself, we can make this inference.)

- Bu kelimesinden çıkarılacak sonuçlar vardır. (There are conclusions that can be drawn from this word.)

In contrast with other forms like kelimenin (genitive “of the word”) or kelimeden/kelimeden (ablative without possessive), kelimesinden emphasizes that the source or basis is a specific word and that the speaker is deriving something from that word.