Asboblari

Asboblari is an Uzbek term that refers to tools or instruments, often used in a possessive sense to indicate tools belonging to someone or a set of implements in a given context. The root asbob means tool or instrument; its plural is asboblar, and possessive suffixes attach to form phrases that express ownership or association.

Linguistically, asboblar means “tools.” The suffix -i/-i and the plural -lar combine to produce forms such as asboblari, which appear in sentences with a stated possessor, for example using accompanying pronouns or nouns like uning (his/her) or ularining (their). In practice, the exact relation is determined by the surrounding possessive words, so phrases like uning asboblari or ularining asboblari mean “his/her tools” or “their tools,” respectively.

Asboblari appear across many domains, including agriculture, industry, construction, and households. Common compound phrases include qishloq xo'jaligi asboblari (agricultural tools), ishlab chiqarish asboblari (manufacturing tools), and o'lchov asboblari (measuring tools). These terms help categorize equipment by purpose and function within Uzbek technical and everyday language.

In usage, tools are typically grouped into categories such as hand tools, power tools, cutting tools, and measuring tools, with further specialization for scientific, medical, or industrial contexts. The term illustrates Uzbek’s productive use of possessive suffixes to express ownership within noun phrases, aiding clear reference to resources and equipment in both speech and writing.