"She is the woman whom I hate."
Translation:Benim nefret ettiğim kadın o.
January 10, 2016
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Very good question. It's because we don't use cases with relative clauses.
"Benim nefret ettiğim kadından o." would mean "That is from the woman who I hate." As you see it means a whole different thing so there is no way to use it like this. That's why we ignore cases in subordinate (relative) clauses.
However if you really want you could say "Benim kendisinden nefret ettiğim kadın o." It means the same thing yet sounds more clear. You can use this structure only with people, not with objects.