raporunda

Raporunda is a Turkish grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical item. It is formed by combining the noun rapor (report) with the third-person possessive suffix -u and the locative suffix -nda (or -nda with vowel harmony), yielding raporunda. The result is used to express the idea of “in his/her report” and refers to content located within a specific report, with the possessor clear from context.

Morphology and usage

The construction follows Turkish agglutinative patterns: rapor + -u (his/her) creates raporu; the locative suffix -nda attaches to that form, producing raporunda. This form is common in formal or written Turkish when discussing what a particular report contains, states, or concludes. It can be used with subjects whose identity is known from prior discourse.

Examples

Raporunda bu bulgu önemlidir. (In his/her report, this finding is important.)

Raporunda bu konulara değinilmiştir. (In his/her report, these subjects have been addressed.)

Related forms and notes

Turkish also allows related inflections such as raporunun (the report’s [something]) or rapormda/raporunda variants that change the possessor or location, depending on context. The word illustrates Turkish tendency to fuse possessive and locative information into a single, inflected noun phrase.

See also

Turkish grammar, possessive suffixes, locative case, noun phrase structure.