Bajarishingiz

Bajarishingiz is a non-finite form in Uzbek derived from the verb bajarish, which means to perform or to accomplish. Bajarishingiz combines verbal nominalization with a second-person possessive suffix, roughly translating to “your doing/your performing.” It is used to refer to the act of performing by the person addressed (you) and can function as a noun phrase within larger sentences.

Morphology and function. The word is built from the root bajar- (to perform) plus -ish, a suffix that forms a verbal noun, and then the possessive suffix -ingiz, marking the second person plural or polite singular possessor. Because it is a non-finite form, bajarishingiz does not by itself indicate tense or person in the way a finite verb does; instead it acts as a noun-like element that can be the subject or object of a predicate, or appear with modal verbs and other auxiliary constructions.

Common usage. Bajarishingiz appears in constructions that express obligation, possibility, or comment on the action by you. Examples include:

- Bajarishingiz mumkin. — You can do it.

- Bajarishingiz kerak. — You must do it.

- Sizning bajarishingiz ko‘proq e’tibor talab qiladi. — Your doing/your completion requires more attention.

Notes. In everyday speech, speakers often use imperatives or shorter forms instead of the full non-finite construction. Bajarishingiz is most common in formal, instructional, or written Uzbek, where precise reference to the actor’s action is needed. Its meaning shifts with context, typically indicating the act of performing by the person addressed. See also bajaris (to perform), bajarish (the act of performing), and other Uzbek verbal-nominal forms.