Aniqlandi

Aniqlandi is a form in Uzbek language used to express that something has been clarified, identified, or confirmed. It is a past tense, passive-voice form derived from the verb meaning to clarify or determine, and is commonly used in formal or journalistic contexts to report that facts, data, or statements have been verified.

In usage, aniqlandi appears in sentences where the agent performing the clarification is either unspecified or explicitly stated elsewhere. The emphasis is on the result — that the information is now clear or verified — rather than on who carried out the verification. This makes it a frequent choice in official statements, press releases, news reports, and academic writing.

Common contexts include reporting on data verification, investigation findings, or the confirmation of events. For example, Ma'lumotlar aniqlandi (The information has been clarified), or Tadqiqot natijalari aniqlandi (The study results have been confirmed). The word can also appear with plural subjects or in more complex sentences, maintaining the same meaning of confirmed clarity.

Etymologically, aniqlash-related verbs form a family centered on clarifying or identifying, and aniqlandi is the corresponding past-tense passive form used when presenting completed clarification. The term is widely understood in standard Uzbek and is part of everyday formal discourse, particularly in media and official communications.