Duyurunun

Duyurunun is the genitive form of the Turkish noun duyuru, meaning “of the announcement” or “the announcement’s.” It is formed by attaching possessive/genitive suffixes to duyuru, reflecting a relationship between the announcement and another element in a sentence. The suffix appears in different vowel harmonized variants, such as -ın, -in, -un, or -ün, depending on the possessor and preceding vowels.

In Turkish, the genitive construction is used to express possession or association between nouns. When a second noun relates to the announcement, the phrase duyurunun is placed before it to indicate that relationship. Examples include duyurunun içeriği (the content of the announcement), duyurunun tarihi (the date of the announcement), and duyurunun amacı (the purpose of the announcement). The word order typically follows the possessor phrase followed by the possessed noun, and the sentence context determines the exact meaning of ownership or association.

Etymology and construction: duyuru is a deverbal noun derived from the verb duyurmak, meaning to announce. The form duyurunun is part of Turkish noun inflection, illustrating how possession and relation are grammarically encoded through suffixation rather than separate prepositions.

Usage notes: Duyurunun is widely used in formal and official Turkish to link announcements with their attributes or references. It is interchangeable with other genitive constructions when needed, and its exact suffix variant is chosen to harmonize with the preceding vowels.