No. 1,528 in Turkish
gününe
"To its/her/his day" or "to the day."
In a sentence
Arkadaşımın doğum gününe hediye aldım.
I bought a gift for my friend's birthday.
In this sentence, "gününe" is used in its possessive dative form, meaning "to the birthday" or contextually "for the birthday."
Bugün kendimi harika gününe adadım.
Today, I dedicated myself to your wonderful day.
Here, "gününe" indicates possessive dative form, referring to "your day" (harika gün), showing intention or directed action towards that day.
Etkinlik sabahın ilk gününe kadar devam edecek.
The event will continue until the first light of the morning.
In this instance, "gününe" refers to "the morning's first day" in a poetic sense, emphasizing continuity up until that specific time.
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