Chiqarilish

Chiqarilish is a noun in Uzbek that denotes the act or process of releasing, issuing, publishing, producing, or exporting something. It is formed from the verb chiqarish with the suffix -ilish to express the idea of a process or outcome. The term is widely used in formal and technical language to refer to the moment or procedure of making something available or accessible outside its origins.

The range of meanings for chiqarilish includes several closely related senses. In publishing, it can refer to the issuance or publication of a book, article, or report. In business and manufacturing, it denotes the release or production of products to the market. In administrative and legal contexts, it can describe the issuance of permits, licenses, or official documents. In some cases it may also be used to indicate the emission or release of information, data, or substances, depending on the field and terminology.

Grammatically, chiqarilish functions as a noun of action and can be modified by adjectives or accompanied by possessive or demonstrative words. Common collocations include chiqish sanasi (release date), chiqarilish jarayoni (the process of release), and chiqarilish bo‘yicha (with regard to issuance). It is the corresponding nominal form of the verb chiqarmoq/chiqarish.

Related terms include chiqarish (to release/produce/issue/publish) and chiqish (exit, emission, or issuance in different contexts). Chiqarilish is typically used in formal, bureaucratic, or professional texts to specify the act of releasing or making something available.