kurulularda

Kurulularda is a Turkish form built from kurul (council, board, assembly) plus the locative plural suffix -larda, meaning “in the councils/boards.” The standard locative plural is kurullarda. The form kurulularda is not common in formal Turkish and is generally regarded as a misspelling or dialectal variant; in authoritative texts kurullarda would typically appear as the correct form.

In usage, kurullar refer to governing or advisory bodies across public institutions, companies, and organizations. Examples include municipal councils (belediye meclisi), boards of directors (yönetim kurulları), audit or supervisory committees (denetim kurulları), and faculty or university committees. The locative plural kurullarda denotes actions or events taking place inside these bodies, such as meetings, decisions, or deliberations. For instance: Kurullarda kararlar oy çokluğu ile alındı — “In the councils, decisions were taken by a majority.”

Kurullarda is also used in phrases describing roles or activities within such bodies, for example kurullarda görev almak (to serve on boards/committees) or kurullarda toplantılar yapmak (to hold meetings in the councils). The term is common in official documents, legislation, organizational bylaws, and news reports regarding governance or oversight. Overall, kurullarda functions as a standard locative expression to specify location within councils or boards in Turkish.