sunumuna

Sunumuna is a Turkish grammatical form meaning “to his/her/its presentation.” It is built from the noun sunum (presentation) by attaching the third-person singular possessive suffix -u to yield sunumu (his/her/its presentation) and then the dative suffix -a/-e, giving sunumuna (to his/her/its presentation). Turkish vowel harmony governs the suffix vowels, so the resulting form is phonologically harmonious and appropriate to the surrounding vowels.

In use, sunumuna functions as a dative indirect object, indicating the recipient or target of an action related to the presentation. It often appears with verbs that take a dative object or in phrases describing relations to the presentation, such as “sunumuna ilişkin” (regarding his/her/its presentation) or “sunumuna dair notlar” (notes regarding his/her/its presentation).

Examples:

- Konuşmacı, sunumuna kısa bir özet ekledi. (The speaker added a short summary to his/her presentation.)

- Toplantıda sunumuna dair sorular yöneltildi. (Questions regarding his/her/its presentation were directed at it.)

- Sunumuna güvenmek zorundaydı. (He/she had to trust in his/her/its presentation.)

Notes: Sunumuna is a form rather than a standalone lexical item; its exact pronunciation and suitability depend on Turkish phonology and the surrounding context. It illustrates Turkish suffix chaining and how possession and case endings combine to express direction and relations within a sentence. See also Turkish grammar, Turkish suffixes, and Turkish noun phrases.