Örneklerinden

örneklerinden is a Turkish term that functions as a noun phrase meaning “from the examples” or “based on the examples.” It is the ablative plural form derived from örnek, the word for “example.” In Turkish, suffixes indicate plurality and case, and when combined with the root they create expressions that denote source, basis, or starting point. The form is common in formal and academic Turkish, where speakers refer to conclusions or observations drawn from provided examples.

In use, örneklerinden appears in phrases that signal derivation or reasoning from examples. The most frequent collocations include örneklerinden hareketle and örneklerinden yola çıkarak, which translate roughly as “based on the examples” or “starting from the examples.” Such constructions are typical in arguments, analyses, and explanations that aim to ground claims in concrete illustrations rather than in abstract assertion.

Examples:

- Çalışma, örneklerinden hareketle bu tezin ana iddiasını destekler. (This study, based on the examples, supports the thesis’s main claim.)

- Örneklerinden hareketle şu sonuca varılabilir: yöntemler, güvenilir sonuçlar üretmektedir. (Based on the examples, the following conclusion can be drawn: the methods produce reliable results.)

See also:

- Turkish grammar and morphology

- Ablative case in Turkish

- Phrasal expressions in Turkish academic writing

Overall, örneklerinden serves as a concise way to reference the evidentiary basis of a statement by pointing to the examples that inform it.