Ablative Case -den/-dan
Express 'from' using the ablative case
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The Ablative Case
The ablative case means 'from'. It's formed by adding -den/-dan following e-type vowel harmony. Front vowels → -den Back vowels → -dan
- Suffix Consonant Alternation
- Common Uses
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What is Ablative Case -den/-dan in Turkish?
Express 'from' using the ablative case
When do you use Ablative Case -den/-dan in Turkish?
The ablative case means 'from'. It's formed by adding -den/-dan following e-type vowel harmony.
What does the Ablative Case -den/-dan guide cover?
This guide covers The Ablative Case, Suffix Consonant Alternation and Common Uses, with 3 practice exercises.