Boyutunda

Boyutunda is a Turkish locative phrase used to express relation to size or scale. It literally conveys “in its size” or “of its size” and is commonly employed when comparing the dimensions of objects or when situating something within a particular size category.

Morphologically, boyutunda develops from the noun boyut (size, dimension) with the third-person possessive suffix to yield boyutu (its size), followed by the locative suffix -nda to form boyutunda. It functions as a postpositional phrase within larger noun phrases or clauses rather than as a standalone noun, and it can attach after a genitive noun to indicate the object whose size is being described (for example, kutunun boyutunda).

Usage notes and examples: in Turkish, boyutunda is relatively formal and more likely to appear in descriptive writing, technical specifications, or careful comparisons of dimensions. It can be used to express that one object is as large as another, to indicate that something falls within a certain size range, or to describe how the size of an object relates to another’s.

See also: Turkish grammar; size and dimension terminology; related forms such as boyutu (the size) and other size-related expressions.