vizyonunu

Vizyonunu is a Turkish phrase formed from the noun vizyon (vision) with the second-person singular possessive suffix -un and the accusative suffix -u, resulting in vizyonunu which means “your vision” as a direct object. The form is used when referring to the vision or strategic outlook belonging to the person being addressed.

In Turkish, possessive suffixes attach to nouns to indicate ownership, and additional case or definiteness suffixes can modify the word’s role in a sentence. Vizyonunu specifically marks both possession (your) and the direct object role (accusative) of vizyon, so it commonly appears in sentences that describe actions performed on or about someone’s vision. For example: “Vizyonunu anlat.” (Explain your vision.) or “Şirket vizyonunu çalışanlara açıkladı.” (The company explained its vision to the employees.)

The term vizyon itself is a loanword from English “vision” and is widely used in business, politics, and media in Turkey to discuss goals, direction, and long-term plans. Vizyonunu therefore functions as a key grammatical form for expressing a person’s or organization’s stated aims in a concrete, actionable way.

Related terms include vizyon, vizyoner (visionary), and vizyon sahibi (vision holder or person with a clear vision). These terms reflect Turkish usage of loanwords integrated into a native suffixing system to convey nuanced ownership and grammatical function in discourse.