sunucusu

Sunucusu is a Turkish noun form that can refer to two related concepts, depending on context: a server in information technology and a host or presenter in media and events. The base word sunucu means both a computing device that provides services to other machines and a person who hosts or introduces content in a program or broadcast.

In computing, sunucu denotes a computer, software, or system that offers resources, data, or services to clients over a network. Common types include web sunucu, file sunucu, and database sunucu. In data centers or cloud environments, multiple sunucular may run different services, and their reliability and capacity are critical for performance.

In media and live events, sunucu refers to the host or presenter who leads a program, introduces segments, and interacts with the audience. This sense is widely used in television, radio, conferences, and public programs.

Sunucusu is the third-person singular possessive form of sunucu and translates roughly as its server or the host’s, depending on context. It is used to indicate possession or association, as in phrases like “web sitesinin sunucusu” (its website’s server) or “programın sunucusu” (the host of the program). Turkish possessive forms attach directly to the noun, and context usually clarifies the intended meaning.

Notes: Because sunucu covers both technical and social meanings, the intended sense of sunucusu is determined by surrounding words. The term is common in IT discussions as well as in everyday Turkish usage.