düünülür

Düünülür is a form that resembles Turkish verb morphology but is not listed as a standard lemma in common Turkish dictionaries. The standard spelling for the present passive form of the verb “düşünmek” (to think) is düşünülür, and düünülür is generally treated as a nonstandard or misspelled variant of that form. When correctly written as düşünülür, the form means “it is thought” or “it is being considered.”

Morphologically, thinker-root verbs in Turkish can take a passive suffix and a present-tense suffix to yield forms such as düşünülür. The root düşün- (from düşünmek) combines with the passive suffix -ül- and the present tense suffix -ür to produce düşünülür. This pattern follows typical Turkish passive construction, where the agent may be omitted or introduced with a by-phrase (tarafından).

Usage-wise, düşünülür is used in formal or written Turkish to indicate that a subject is the object of thought or consideration. It is common in analytic, academic, or policy-related contexts. Examples (standard spelling): “Bu öneri farklı açılardan düşünülür” (This proposal is considered from different perspectives), “Karar, uzmanlar tarafından düşünülür” (The decision is thought about by experts). If encountered as düünülür, readers should consider it a likely misspelling or dialectal/colloquial variant rather than a separate standard form.

In summary, düşünülür is the correct Turkish present passive form meaning “is thought,” while düünülür is not recognized as a separate standard word and is typically seen as a nonstandard spelling.