Amaliyotga

Amaliyotga is an Uzbek postpositional form derived from the noun amaliyot, meaning practical training, internship, or field practice. The suffix -ga marks direction or purpose, indicating movement toward or involvement in a practical training experience. In this sense, amaliyotga functions as the allative/dative form and is used with verbs that describe going to or engaging in such training, as well as in noun phrases that denote enrollment or assignment to a practical program.

In usage, amaliyotga appears in sentences that describe actions related to practical training. For example, talabalar amaliyotga yuborildi means the students were sent for internship, while u amaliyotga tayyorlanmoqda means he is preparing for the internship. Other common expressions include amaliyotga yozilish (enrollment for practical training) and amaliyotga chiqish (to go to field practice). The form helps specify the purpose or destination of an action within educational or professional contexts.

Semantically, amaliyotga contrasts with amaliyot (the abstract concept of practical training) by emphasizing direction, assignment, or the act of going to participate in such training. It is frequently used in schools, universities, and vocational programs to describe arrangements, schedules, or commitments related to hands-on experience that complements theoretical study. In contemporary Uzbek, amaliyot is often paired with related terms such as praktikа or praktikaga (borrowed forms in modern contexts) to refer to similar ideas of practical work.

See also: amaliyot, praktikа, amaliyot bozorligi (field practice), amaliyotga yozilish.