Chiqariladi

Chiqariladi is the Uzbek present passive form of the verb chiqar- (to release, to publish, to issue). It roughly corresponds to “is released” or “is published” in English and is used when the agent responsible for the action is not stated or is general. The form indicates that the event of release or publication happens to the subject of the sentence rather than being performed by a clearly identified doer.

Grammatical notes: Chiqariladi is a finite verb in the present tense and passive voice. It is derived from the infinitive chiqarish and used with inanimate or abstract subjects such as publications, releases, or products. When the subject is plural, the form changes to indicate plural subject, for example, chiqariladilar (they are released/published).

Common contexts: The word appears in media and publishing contexts, such as newspapers, books, films, or software, where an item becomes available to the public. It is also used in official statements or press releases to describe the distribution or release of information, products, or updates. For example: Gazeta yangi soni chiqariladi (The newspaper’s new issue is published); Yangi versiya chiqariladi (The new version is released).

Related forms: The infinitive is chiqarish (to release/publish/issue). The passive past form would be chiqarildi (was released/published). The participial or adjectival forms include chiqariladigan (being released) and chiqariladigan bozorlar (markets that are being published/issued), depending on context.

In summary, chiqariladi denotes a passive, present-tense release or publication event in Uzbek, used when emphasis is on the act of releasing rather than on the actor.