özgürlüünün

özgürlüünün is not a standard lexical item in Turkish. It appears to be a misspelling or a nonstandard inflected form derived from the noun özgürlük (freedom). In Turkish, possession and relation are usually expressed by attaching suffixes directly to the noun, yielding standard forms such as özgürlük, özgürlüğün, and özgürlüğünün, among others. The form that is commonly correct in similar contexts is özgürlüğünün, which serves as the genitive/possessive form meaning “of his/her/its freedom.”

In Turkish, the root word özgürlük can take several inflected endings to indicate possession or relation. For example, özgürlüğüm means “my freedom,” özgürlüğün can mean “your freedom” in possessive construction when the possessor is explicit, and özgürlüğünün indicates “of his/her/its freedom” (often used with a pronoun like onun or kendi). The sequence and vowel harmony of Turkish suffixes determine the exact form, and the version özgürlüünün does not align with the standard phonology and morphology. When clarity is needed, writers use the conventional forms (özgürlüğüm, özgürlüğün, özgürlüğünün, kendi özgürlüğü, etc.).

Usage examples (standard forms): Kendi özgürlüğünün korunması gerekir. Onun özgürlüğünün geri verilmesi talep ediliyor. Özgürlük kavramı modern toplumlarda merkezi bir rol oynar.

Note: If you encountered “özgürlüünün” in a text, it is likely a typographical error or nonstandard spelling of özgürlüğünün.