Bildirishi

Bildirishi is a noun form found in Turkic languages, derived from the verb root bildir- meaning to inform or notify. It is used in languages such as Kyrgyz, Kazakh, and Uzbek to denote either the act of informing or a notice issued to communicate information. The suffix -ishi functions as a nominalizer, often yielding a noun that expresses the act or result of the verb, sobildirishi can be interpreted as “the informing” or “the notification” in appropriate contexts.

Usage and scope: In many official or administrative contexts, the more common terms for a notice are bildirish (notification) or bildiri (statement). Bildirishi may appear in dialectal, scholarly, or specific grammatical constructions to indicate either the act of informing or, depending on the sentence, the notification itself or the person who informs (the notifier). The precise sense is language- and context-dependent, and can vary across regions and registers.

Relation to related terms: Cognate forms in Turkic languages include bildirish, bildiri, and other nouns that express announcement, notification, or declaration. While bildiris/bildiri are more widely used for concrete notices or statements, bildirishi represents a broader nominalized form tied to the act or process of informing.

See also: bildirish, bildiri, notification, announcement.