Koyduunuz

Koyduunuz is not a standard Turkish word found in dictionaries. It resembles Turkish verb forms built from the verb koymak (to put or place) but it is not correctly spelled in Turkish orthography. The likely intended forms are koydunuz or koyduğunuz, depending on the grammatical function.

In Turkish, koymak means to place or put. Its simple past tense conjugations include koydunuz, meaning “you (plural) placed,” and koydu, meaning “he/she/it placed.” The form koyduğunuz is a relative-clause construction meaning “that you placed” or “which you placed.” For example: koydunuz means “you placed,” and koyduğunuz kitap means “the book you placed.” The phrase koyduğunuz has the suffixes -du (past) and -ğunuz (second-person plural possessive/relative clause marker) combined.

The sequence koyduunuz would be considered a misspelling or a nonstandard variant of koyduğunuz or koydunuz. Turkish spelling typically preserves the letter ğ in related forms, so correct spellings would be koydunuz or koyduğunuz, not koyduunuz.

Usage notes and variants:

- koydunuz = you (plural) placed

- koyduğunuz = that you placed / which you placed

- koyduğunuz eşyalar = the items you placed

- koyduğunuz gibi = as you placed (literally: like that you placed)

If encountered as a standalone term, koyduunuz is most plausibly a typographical error or a stylized/creative usage, rather than a distinct word with a separate meaning.