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Yönün is a Turkish noun phrase meaning "your direction" or "your orientation." It is formed from yön, which can mean direction, orientation, or course, with the second-person singular possessive suffix -ün. The term is used to refer to the addressee's direction, aim, or stance in a given context, and it can denote physical routes as well as metaphorical or strategic directions in discussion, planning, or decision-making.

In Turkish grammar, yön is a common noun that can take possessive and case endings. The form yönün combines the noun with the second-person possessive suffix, and it may appear with additional cases or suffixes as in yönünü (accusative) or yönünde (locative), depending on its syntactic role. The pronunciation follows Turkish vowel harmony rules.

Usage of yönün appears in everyday speech and writing to discuss personal intent or goals, such as determining one’s direction in life or deciding which direction to take while traveling. Phrases like yolunu belirlemek or kendi yönünü bulmak illustrate the range from physical navigation to personal or strategic orientation. In literary or political contexts, yön can be used metaphorically to describe a person’s or a group’s course, policy, or trajectory.

See also: yön (direction), yönlendirmek (to guide), hedef (goal).