odalardaki

odalardaki is a Turkish word that translates to "in the rooms" or "in the chambers." It is a grammatical construction formed by combining the plural form of the word oda (room) with the locative case suffix -daki. The word oda refers to a room or chamber within a building, and the suffix -daki indicates presence or location within that place. Therefore, odalardaki specifically denotes something or someone situated inside multiple rooms.

The usage of odalardaki can be seen in various contexts. For example, one might say "odalardaki eşyalar" which means "the furniture in the rooms." Another example could be "odalardaki sesler" translating to "the sounds in the rooms." This phrase is commonly used in everyday Turkish conversation to describe situations or objects located within different spaces of a dwelling or any enclosed area composed of multiple rooms. Its function is to specify the location of multiple items or events within a set of rooms.