olanlarda

Olanlarda is a Turkish term that functions as a grammatical form rather than a widely recognized proper noun. It is formed from the present participle olan (meaning “existing”), plus the plural suffix -lar and the locative suffix -da, yielding a phrase that can be understood as “in those who exist” or “among the existing ones.” It is not typically treated as an independent dictionary entry but as a morphologically assembled expression used in Turkish.

Etymology and composition: olan is the present participle of olmak (to be, to exist). The suffix -lar marks the plural, and -da marks location (“in/within”). Together, they create a locative plural form that refers to a group defined by existence.

Usage and function: Olanlarda appears mainly in literary or rhetorical contexts. It refers to people or things defined by the fact of their existence, rather than by a formal group, membership, or role. The phrase can convey collective reference to a group with shared presence or experience, rather than a fixed organization or category.

Examples:

- Olanlarda adalet arayışı vardır. (There is a search for justice among those who exist.)

- Olanlarda değişim gerekliliği hissedilir. (A sense of the need for change is felt among those who exist.)

See also: Turkish grammar, participles in Turkish, the suffixes -lar (plural) and -da (locative).