sunulduunu

Sunulduunu is a Turkish-language grammatical form that appears in written Turkish as sunulduğunu. It represents a dependent clause meaning “that it has been presented” or “that is presented,” and it derives from the verb sunmak (to present) in the passive voice. The form is used to embed a statement or content within a larger sentence.

Morphology and formation: sunuldu- is the stem from the passive past participle of sunmak, and the suffix -ğunu (-ğini, -unu, -ünü) creates a relative or noun-like clause meaning “that it has been presented” or “that is presented.” This clause typically functions as the object or content of verbs of saying, thinking, believing, or reporting. In practice, it appears in sentences such as “Toplantıda proje hakkında bilgi sunulduğunu söylediler,” meaning “They said that information about the project had been presented at the meeting.”

Usage: The sunulduğunu form is common in narrative and formal Turkish, especially in reported speech, quotation, or when summarizing approved material, announcements, or official briefings. It can appear after verbs of perception (duydum, gördüm), cognition (biliyorum), or communication (söylediler, ifade ettiler).

Notes: The exact orthography with Turkish characters is sunulduğunu; ASCII renderings may appear as sunulduunu. As a grammatical construct, it is not a standalone word but a component of larger sentences, used to convey content that has been or is being presented.