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tartmalarda

Tartmalarda is a Turkish plural locative form built from the noun tartma, which means weighing, measurement, or assessment. The base tartma derives from the verb tartmak (to weigh or to estimate). Tartmalarda literally means “in the weighings” or “in the assessments” and is used to indicate the location or context of weighing-related activities. The form is created by adding the plural suffix -lar to tartma to yield tartmalar (weighings/assessments), and then adding the locative plural suffix -larda to indicate “in/at the weighings” or “during the weighings.”

Usage and context: In technical, scientific, or quality-control contexts, tartmalarda refers to data collected or conditions

Notes: Tartmalarda is not a standalone lexical item with a separate meaning outside its grammatical function;

See also: tartma, tartmak, ölçüm, kalibrasyon.

during
measurement.
For
example,
discussions
might
reference
hatalar
in
tartmalarda
(errors
in
the
weighings)
or
the
equipment
used
in
tartmalarda
(the
weighings).
In
broader
Turkish,
the
root
can
appear
in
other
inflected
forms
such
as
tartmalar
(weighings)
or
tartmanın
(the
weighing),
depending
on
the
syntactic
role.
it
is
a
case-inflected
form
of
tartma.
Its
usage
is
most
common
in
formal
or
specialized
texts
dealing
with
measurement,
weighing
processes,
or
data
collection.