sunumda

Sunumda is a Turkish term formed by the noun sunum (presentation) plus the locative suffix -da. It functions as a phrase meaning “in the presentation” or “in the context of the presentation,” and is used to indicate location or inclusion within the material of a presentation, such as slides or the content being discussed.

Etymology and form: The construction follows Turkish noun + locative suffix rules. The suffix -da is the locative form, chosen according to vowel harmony rules. In this context, sunumda denotes position or inclusion inside the presentation rather than at a place outside it.

Usage: The term is commonly used to refer to content that is part of a presentation or information that is demonstrated during a talk. Examples include: “Bu konu sunumda ele alınacak” (This topic will be covered in the presentation), “Slaytlar sunumda kullanılan görsellerle destekleniyor” (The slides are supported by visuals used in the presentation), and “Veriler sunumda gösterildi” (The data was shown in the presentation).

Distinctions: For temporal or during-a-presentation nuances, other Turkish phrases such as sunum sırasında or sunum esnasında are often used. Sunumda should not be confused with sunumdan (from the presentation) or with sunumla (with the presentation); it specifically marks something as being contained within or part of the presentation.

See also: Sunum, sunum sırasında, sunum esnasında, slayt, presentation.