Boyitilgan

Boyitilgan is a word in Uzbek that functions as the past participle of the verb boyitmoq, meaning to enrich, fortify, color, or intensify. The suffix -ilgan marks a completed state, so boyitilgan describes something that has been enriched or enhanced in some way. The term appears across different domains with related but distinct senses.

In nutrition and food labeling, boyitilgan often means fortified or enriched with vitamins and minerals. Examples include boyitilgan sut (fortified milk), boyitilgan guruch (fortified rice), and other boyitilgan oziq-ovqatlar, where nutrients have been added beyond their natural content to improve dietary value.

In imaging, media, and printing, boyitilgan can refer to colorization or enhancement of visuals. A boyitilgan tasvir or boyitilgan ranglar implies that color, contrast, or overall visual quality has been enhanced, sometimes through processing or editing.

In a broader linguistic or descriptive sense, boyitilgan can describe anything made more elaborate or enriched, such as a boyitilgan ta’rif (an enriched or more detailed description) or boyitilgan ma’lumotlar (augmented or enriched data).

Overall, the term signifies a state of improvement or augmentation achieved through addition, refinement, or processing, with common usage in nutrition, media, and descriptive contexts.