raporunu

Raporunu is a Turkish inflected form derived from rapor (report). In Turkish grammar, raporunu commonly functions as a definite direct object with a second-person possessive meaning, translating to “your report” when used with a second-person subject. It is not a standalone concept in English-language discourse, but it appears in Turkish sentences and grammar discussions as an example of suffix chaining.

Morphology: The form results from attaching suffixes to rapor that mark possession and the accusative case. Turkish suffixation follows vowel harmony, so raporunu appears in everyday speech and writing as the natural rendering of “your report” in a definite object position. The exact sequence reflects both the possessor and the object marking in context.

Usage and examples: Raporunu okudum means “I read your report.” Raporunu masaya koydun mu? means “Did you put your report on the table?” In isolation, raporunu does not denote a separate concept; it is a morphemic form used within sentences to refer to the addressee’s report, with meaning shaped by surrounding verbs and pronouns.

Context and notes: Raporunu is one of several Turkish inflected forms built from rapor. In formal or written Turkish, speakers may prefer explicit possessive pronouns (e.g., senin raporun) or different case markings depending on emphasis and formality. The form illustrates how Turkish combines possession and case to create specific object phrases.

See also: rapor, Turkish grammar, Turkish suffixes, Turkish pronouns.