Seviyorsun

Seviyorsun is a Turkish verb form meaning "you love" or "you are loving." It is the second-person singular present form of the verb sevmek (to love). Turkish verbs are highly inflected, and subject pronouns are often omitted; person is indicated by suffixes. Seviyorsun is built from the stem sev-, plus the present continuous suffix -iyor and the second-person singular suffix -sun, yielding seviyorsun. It can express a habitual present or an ongoing action, depending on context.

Usage and structure: seviyorsun is used to state that the subject loves someone or something, with the loved element typically expressed as a direct object or clause. Examples include: Bu kitabı seviyorsun. (You love this book.) Sen beni seviyorsun. (You love me.) In Turkish, the formal or plural second person is seviyorsunuz (as in Siz bu şarkıyı seviyorsunuz). The usual word order is subject–object–verb, and pronouns may be omitted when clear from context.

Relation to sevmek and morphology: seviyorsun derives from sevmek, the base verb meaning “to love.” The form illustrates Turkish agglutinative morphology and vowel harmony, combining the root with tense/aspect and person suffixes.

Notes: Seviyorsun appears in everyday speech and writing, and its usage depends on whether the speaker refers to a single informal you (sen) or a plural/formal you (siz). The phrase is common in statements, questions, and dialogue about affection or preferences.