Boshladi

Boshladi is a verb form in Uzbek that means “began” or “has begun.” It is the past tense form of the verb boshlamoq, which means to begin or to start. As a finite verb, boshladi appears in sentences to indicate that an action started at a definite time in the past. It is not a noun or a standalone concept, but a grammatical form used to express past initiation of an action.

In usage, boshladi is commonly found in narrative and report-style sentences. Examples include phrases like “Ish boshladi” (Work began) or “U loyiha boshladi” (He started the project). The form is versatile and can have different subjects, depending on the sentence, provided the subject and time frame are clear from context or accompanying words.

Morphologically, boshladi is formed from the stem boshl- (to begin) with a past tense marking. It is related to other forms built from the same root, such as boshlash (the act of beginning) and other conjugations that convey aspect, tense, or voice. The word follows standard Uzbek phonology and vowel harmony patterns typical of past tense verb forms.

Beyond its basic function, boshladi often appears in historical or chronological narration to mark the start of events, processes, or actions. It can be contrasted with present or future forms to situate events in time. See also: boshlamoq, boshlash, boshlanish, and related verbal derivatives.