makinelerinden

Makinelerinden is a Turkish grammatical form derived from makine (machine) with the plural suffix -ler, the possessive/genitive suffix -in, and the ablative suffix -den. The sequence effectively yields makinelerinden, which means “from the machines” and can convey “from their machines” depending on context. In Turkish morphology, a noun base can accumulate plural, possessive/genitive, and case suffixes in a stacked chain, and makenelerinden is an example of that chaining.

Usage and meaning

Makinelerinden typically marks origin or source, functioning as a dependent noun phrase within a sentence. The phrase points to something coming from or originating in the machines, and when the possessor is clear in context, it can be read as “from their machines” rather than simply “from the machines.” It is usually seen within larger clauses rather than as a stand-alone noun.

Examples

- Makinelerinden gelen verileri inceledik. (We examined the data that came from their machines.)

- Makinelerinden birinin parçası eksikti. (One part of their machine(s) was missing.)

- Makinelerinden elde edilen sonuçlar beklenenle uyumlu. (The results obtained from their machines were in line with expectations.)

Notes

Makinelerinden is not a proper noun or a fixed expression; it is a inflected form that appears in contexts dealing with sources or origins related to machines. More common phrases may use makinelerinden gelen/gelen veriler or makinelerinden elde edilen veriler to link to specific data or results.