Belgilashning

Belgilashning is the noun form referring to the act or process of marking, labeling, or designating something. It stems from the Uzbek verb belgilash, meaning to mark or designate, with the noun form belgilash and the genitive suffix -ning to indicate “of marking” or “the marking.” In linguistic terms, belgilashning denotes the action of marking rather than a specific instance of a mark.

Grammatical and linguistic notes: In Uzbek grammar, belgilashning functions as an action noun (a verbal noun) used to discuss marking activities in abstract or general terms. The structure allows it to combine with adjectives and other nouns to describe the nature, purpose, or extent of the marking process, for example in discussions of procedures, standards, or guidelines related to marking or labeling.

Usage and contexts: The concept appears across multiple domains. In everyday language, it can refer to the act of labeling objects, categorizing information, or designating statuses. In cartography and signage, belgilashning covers the placement of signs and symbols on maps and in public spaces. In manufacturing and product management, it relates to the process of attaching labels, warnings, and identifiers to items. In information technology and data science, belgilashning can describe data labeling and annotation processes used for training algorithms, organizing datasets, and ensuring data quality. Related terms in Uzbek include belgilash (to mark) and etiketlash (labeling or tagging) used in more technical contexts.

See also: belgilash, belgilanadi, etiketslash (tagging) contexts.