yerlerinden

Yerlerinden is a Turkish grammatical form that literally means “from their places.” It is used to indicate origin or departure from multiple locations. The form results from combining the noun yer (place) with the plural suffix -ler and the ablative suffix -den, following the usual Turkish suffix order: root + plural + ablative.

Morphology and pronunciation: yer + -ler = yerler (places), then -den adds the ablative sense, yielding yerlerden (from the places). Turkish vowel harmony governs the suffix shapes, but in this case the combination yields a straightforward yerlerden. The possessive or owner of the places is typically supplied by context rather than by this form itself; yerlerinden principally marks the source location in relation to the subject of the verb.

Usage notes: Yerlerinden is commonly used in sentences describing people or things leaving or originating from multiple locations. It can pair with verbs such as kalkmak (to stand up from), ayrılmak (to leave), or dönmek (to return from). The surrounding context usually indicates which group’s places are being referred to.

Examples:

- Toplantı bittiğinde herkes yerlerinden kalktı. (When the meeting ended, everyone stood up from their seats.)

- Haber duyulduktan sonra insanlar yerlerinden ayrıldı. (After the news was announced, people left their places.)

In sum, yerlerinden is a neutral, syntactic tool in Turkish for signaling origin from multiple places, used with verbs of movement or departure and clarified by context.