Sunuyor

Sunuyor is a Turkish verb form. It is the third-person singular present-aspect form of the verb sunmak, meaning to offer or to present. In Turkish, the stem sun- combines with the present-aspect marker -iyor to yield sunuyor, which translates to “he/she/it is offering” or “he/she/it offers” depending on context. Turkish generally relies on verb endings to convey subject, and the subject may be explicit (o, firma, kişi) or understood from context.

Usage: Sunuyor is used when describing services, products, information, or opportunities being offered by a subject. It appears in marketing, hospitality, media, and everyday speech. Example: Bu restoran çok kaliteli yemekler sunuyor. (This restaurant offers high-quality meals.) Another example: Şirket bu programı sunuyor. (The company is offering this program.)

Conjugation and related forms: The verb sunmak is the infinitive. The third-person singular present form is sunuyor. Other persons use different endings with the same stem and present marker, for example sunuyorum (I am offering / I offer) or sunuyoruz (we are offering). Turkish tense and aspect are expressed through combinations of stem, tense/aspect markers, and personal endings, with the exact nuance determined by context.

Etymology: Sunmak comes from Turkish, meaning to offer or to present, with cognates and related forms in other Turkic languages.