kontorlünden

Kontrolünden is the ablative form of the Turkish noun kontrol (control) with the third-person possessive suffix, meaning “from its control.” It functions as a grammatical inflection rather than a standalone word and is commonly found in phrases that express a departure from control, such as kontrolünden çıkmak, meaning to get out of control.

Etymology and formation: Kontrol is a Turkish loanword derived from the French contrôle. The form kontrolü carries the third-person possessive suffix and is followed by the ablative suffix -den, producing kontrolünden. Turkish spelling conventions yield kont rolü + den = kontrolünden; kontorlünden represents a frequent misspelling, though both forms may appear in informal writing.

Usage and meaning: Kontrolünden is typically used to describe a loss or removal from control by a person, group, or system. It appears in news, analysis, and formal writing to indicate that events or processes have exceeded someone’s authority or influence. Examples include: “Olaylar kontrolünden çıktı” (The events got out of control) and “Karar, hükümetin kontrolünden çıktı” (The decision moved beyond the government’s control).

Relations and variants: The phrase is closely tied to the verb phrase kontrolünden çıkmak, which denotes loss of control. As a grammatical form, kontrol- kök plus possessive and ablative suffixes also yields forms like kontrolünüzden or kontrolünden when the referent changes. It is part of Turkish suffixal morphology and can be analyzed within the broader system of possessive and ablative endings.

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