Sütunu

Sütunu is a Turkish term formed from the noun sütun, meaning column or pillar, with a possessive/genitive suffix. In general use, sütunu functions to indicate possession or association, roughly translating to “its column” or “the column of.” The base word sütun covers both architectural elements and data-related concepts, making sütunu relevant in multiple contexts.

In architecture and construction, sütun denotes a vertical support that bears weight and defines structural rhythm within buildings and monuments. In data management and information technology, sütun is the standard Turkish word for a column in a table or spreadsheet, a fundamental unit for organizing data in rows.

The inflected form sütunu appears in sentences where the column is linked to another noun or subject, as dictated by Turkish suffixation and vowel harmony. Turkish grammar uses suffixes to convey possession and relation, so forms like sütunu reflect ordinary inflection patterns of sütun.

There is no widely recognized geographic location, historical event, or prominent organization known simply as Sütunu in standard references. If encountered as a proper noun, it would likely be a local name or a project title in Turkish-speaking contexts, and its precise meaning would depend on the surrounding text. In general usage, however, sütunu is best understood as a grammatical and semantic variant of sütun, rather than as a standalone entity. See also sütun (column), sütunlar (columns).