Bajarilgan

Bajarilgan is a word in Uzbek that functions as a past passive participle. It means “done,” “completed,” or “performed” and indicates that an action described by the verb bajarish (to perform, to carry out) has been carried out. The form bajarilgan is created from the verb stem baj- with the past passive participle suffix -ilgan, and it can modify a noun or appear in predicative constructions.

In grammar, bajarilgan is used both attributively and predicatively. As an attribute, it appears after a noun to specify the state of something: for example, bajarilgan ish means “the completed work.” In predicative position, it expresses a completed action in clauses: Topshiriq bajarilgan means “the assignment has been completed.” In formal or official texts, phrases such as bajarilgan ishlar ro‘yxati (“the list of completed tasks”) or bajarilgan ishlar xulosasi (“the summary of completed works”) are common.

Bajarilgan is one of several common Uzbek participial forms derived from verbs using suffixes such as -gan/-ilgan, which mark completed action with a passive voice. It contrasts with illyot forms like bajarilmoqda (“is being done”) and with finite forms such as bajaradi or bajargan, illustrating how Uzbek encodes aspect and voice through participial and finite forms.

See also: Uzbek grammar, Participles, Verb bajarmoq.