Chiqarmoq

Chiqarmoq is a verb in Uzbek that generally means to cause something to go out, to issue, to release, or to output. It is formed from the root chiq- meaning to come out or go out, combined with the infinitive suffix -moq. The word is used in various contexts to denote producing or making available something externally, such as information, products, or publications.

In usage, chiqarmoq is a transitive verb that takes a direct object representing what is being emitted, released, or published. Common contexts include business and publishing, where a company can chiqarmoq a new product or book; in information technology or data handling, where a system or program chiqarmoqs output or results; and in media or official communication, where reports or notices are issued. Examples of the general sense include phrases like releasing a new product, issuing a report, or producing output from a computer system. The exact nuance depends on the object and the context, but the core idea remains the creation and dissemination of something outward from a source.

Grammatically, chiqarmoq behaves like other Uzbek -moq verbs. It forms various tenses and aspects through standard Uzbek verbal conjugation and, in compound structures, combines with auxiliary verbs to express aspect, mood, or voice. The word is common in formal and written Uzbek, as well as in journalism, administration, and technology discussions.

See also: chiqarish, nashr, ma’lumot chiqarmoq, mahsulot chiqarmoq.