yerlerden

Yerlerden is a Turkish word that functions as the ablative plural form of yer (place). In Turkish, the noun is first pluralized with the suffix -ler/-lar to form yerler (places), and then the ablative suffix -den/-dan is added, yielding yerl-er-den, commonly written as yerl-erden. The overall meaning is “from the places” or “from among the places,” and it is used to indicate origin or source when multiple locations are involved.

The form typically appears as part of noun phrases or as an adverbial/relative clause element. It is used to specify where someone or something comes from, or to reference several locations within a broader context. For example, yerlerden gelen insanlar means “people coming from the places,” and Bu yerlerden biri İstanbul’dur means “One of these places is Istanbul.” The phrase can also occur in synthetic expressions such as “yerlerden bazı bölgelerde” meaning “in some of the places.”

Phonology and morphology: yer is the root, -ler provides plurality to form yerler, and -den provides the ablative case. Turkish vowel harmony and consonant structure apply normally, so the sequence yields yerl-erden, contracted in standard written form as yerlerden.

Related forms include yer (place), yerden (from the place, singular ablative), and other case forms such as yerler-daki, yerlerdenki in compound constructions. Yerlerden is primarily a grammatical tool for indicating origin from multiple locations and is widely used in everyday Turkish as well as formal writing.