Gücünü

Gücünü is a Turkish noun phrase meaning "your strength" or "your power" when used as the direct object of a sentence. It is formed from güç (power, strength) plus grammatical suffixes that indicate ownership and case. In Turkish, possessive suffixes attach to the noun to show ownership, and case suffixes attach after to mark grammatical role; gücünü results from attaching the second-person possessive and the accusative case, with vowel harmony shaping the final form.

Gücünü is commonly used in imperatives and statements that emphasize an individual's capabilities, for example: Gücünü göster. (Show your strength.) Gücünü kullan. (Use your strength.) These phrases can refer to physical strength, mental resolve, or broader influence, depending on context.

Grammatically, the form is not a proper noun but a regular noun phrase. It can appear with different verbs to express actions directed at the possessed strength, such as considering, relying on, or testing one’s power. Turkish speakers also use the base genitive form gücün (“your strength”) in possessive constructions that do not require the accusative.

In usage, gücünü often carries both literal and figurative meanings, pointing to inner resilience, authority, or capability as appropriate to the situation. It is one of several Turkish expressions built from güç, a core word in discussions of ability, influence, and energy.