Belgilashda

Belgilashda is a form in Uzbek that combines the verb belgilash (to mark, designate, label) with the locative suffix -da, yielding a circumstance expression meaning “during marking” or “in the process of labeling.” It functions as an adverbial modifier that indicates the time or setting of an action described in the main clause.

Grammar and usage notes: In Uzbek, belgilash is the infinitive or base form, and adding -da forms a temporary or situational phrase related to the action. Belgilashda is used to specify that something occurs while or during the marking process. It can be translated as “during labeling,” “in marking,” or “while marking.” It often appears in sentences accompanying a main verb to provide context.

Examples:

- Belgilashda xatolar yuzaga kelishi mumkin. (Errors can occur during labeling.)

- Siz belgilashda diqqat bilan ishlang. (Please work carefully during labeling.)

- Ma’lumotlar belgilashda tezkorlik talab qiladi. (Labeling of the data requires speed.)

Technical usage: In data annotation and related fields, belgilash refers to labeling data for training models. Belgilashda is commonly used in guidelines, manuals, or project plans to describe the labeling stage or its precautions. The term belgilashda emphasizes the ongoing nature of the activity rather than a completed action.

Etymology: The word belgilash derives from belgi (sign, mark) with the verbalizing suffix -lash, forming the verb belgilash (to mark/label). The locative suffix -da turns the verb into a circumstance expression, creating belgilashda (“during labeling”).