kiralamadan

Kiralamadan is a Turkish ablative form of the noun kiralama, which means rental or leasing. It is created by adding the suffix -dan (or -den after vowel harmony) to kiralama, yielding kiralamadan. As a grammatical form, it marks origin, source, or a temporal relation in a sentence.

In usage, kiralamadan can indicate where something comes from or what it concerns. For example, kiralamadan elde edilen gelir means income derived from renting. It also appears in time-related phrases such as kiralamadan önce (before renting) and kiralamadan sonra (after renting). The form can thus connect clauses to express dependencies or sequence around the act of renting, rather than as a standalone lexical item.

The meaning of kiralamadan is closely tied to the noun kiralama and the function of the ablative suffix; it does not stand alone as a separate word with its own independent meaning. Instead, it is a grammatical particle that helps specify relationships in a sentence. When translating into other languages, it is often rendered with phrases like “from renting,” “of renting,” or “before renting,” depending on the context.

See also: kiralama, kira, Turkish grammar, ablative suffix -dan/-den.