Ödüllerden

Ödüllerden is a Turkish word that functions as the ablative plural form of ödül, meaning awards or prizes. It is created by taking the plural ödüller and adding the ablative suffix den/dan, with vowel harmony producing ödüllerden. This form signals origin, source, or separation related to multiple awards.

In usage, ödüllerden is used to indicate that something comes from or is derived from awards. It can modify a noun phrase or appear within a sentence as part of a larger clause. Common contexts include references to income, resources, or information that originate in prizes, as well as discussions of impact or consequences related to awards. For example, ödüllerden elde edilen gelir refers to income obtained from awards and can be used to describe how prize money funds a project. Another example is ödüllerden gelen para, meaning money that comes from prizes.

Grammatically, ödüllerden is not a standalone noun but a case form of ödül. It contrasts with other forms such as ödüller (nominative plural), ödüllere (dative plural), or ödüllerdenin (genitive plural in some constructions). Its use is typical in formal writing, journalism, or academic texts where the source or allocation of resources related to prizes needs to be specified.

See also: ödül, ödüller, Turkish noun cases. The form illustrates how Turkish uses suffixes to denote case and number, allowing precise expression of origin and relationship to awards without changing the base word.