Belgilaydi

Belgilaydi is an Uzbek verb form meaning “he/she/it designates, marks, or defines” in the present simple tense. It is the third-person singular present tense of the verb belgilamoq/belgilash, which conveys the idea of marking, indicating, or determining something. The root belgil- is linked to belgi, meaning sign or mark, and the verb forms are commonly used in official, instructional, and descriptive prose.

Usage and nuances

Belgilaydi is used when attributing a defining action to a person or authority. In legal, administrative, or technical contexts it often translates as “defines,” “specifies,” or “designates.” Examples include: Qonun chegaralarni belgilaydi — The law defines/sets the boundaries. In decision-making or planning, one might say: Rahbar kimlarni tanlashni belgilaydi — The leader designates who will be selected. The sense of the verb can vary with context, from marking a physical attribute to specifying conditions or criteria.

Related forms

Belgilash refers to the act of designating or marking; belgilovchi denotes the agent or indicator that designates. Belgilangan means designated or specified. Together these forms cover the common ways to express marking, designation, and specification in Uzbek.

See also

Belgi (sign, mark), Belgilash (the act of designating or marking), Belgilovchi (designator). These terms are closely related and frequently appear in the same discourse.