maddelerinden

Maddelerinden is a Turkish noun form used to express origin or subset of substances or ingredients. It is derived from madde (substance, ingredient) in its plural form maddeler, with the ablative suffix -den (-den/-dan) indicating “from.” The combination yields a phrase equivalent to “from its substances” or more freely “one of its ingredients,” depending on context.

Morphology and usage are straightforward in Turkish. Maddelerinden attaches to a head noun to indicate a part of a larger set of substances. In practice, it appears in noun phrases such as maddelerinden biri or maddelerinden bazıları, where biri means “one” and bazıları means “some of.” The possessive relationship to the broader referent is usually established by another noun in the sentence, for example with a possessive construction like bu ürünün maddelerinden biri.

Common contexts include scientific, culinary, and pharmaceutical writing, where components and ingredients are discussed. For instance: “Bu ürünün maddelerinden biri alerjiye yol açabilir” (One of this product’s ingredients may cause an allergic reaction) and “Formülün maddelerinden bazıları güvenli değildir” (Some of the formula’s ingredients are not safe). The form emphasizes selecting or identifying specific components from a larger set.

Notes: maddelerinden is not a standalone concept but a grammatical item used to refer to parts of a whole. It can be contrasted with maddelerinin (their/to its substances) for possession, or maddeler (substances) in neutral reference. See also Turkish morphology, ablative case, and noun phrase construction.