This is the 12162nd most frequent Turkish word.
güldüğü
The Turkish word "güldüğü" means "that he/she/it laughs" or "that he/she/it is laughing," often used in a relative clause.
Here, 'güldüğü' refers to the joke at which the friend laughed, implying a relative clause in Turkish where 'gülmek' is conjugated to fit 'the act of laughing by the friend'.
Arkadaşının güldüğü şaka çok komikti.
The joke that his friend laughed at was very funny.
In this sentence, 'güldüğü' implies the moments during which 'they laughed,' using 'gülmek' (to laugh) in a relative clause, depicting specific moments of laughter.
Onların güldüğü anları hiç unutamam.
I can never forget the moments they laughed.
Here, 'güldüğü' describes the movie at which children laughed, forming part of a noun clause where 'to laugh' connects with 'the movie' as a relative action.