Chiqiladi

Chiqiladi is a verb form in Uzbek used to indicate that something is released, published, or made available to the public. It functions as the present tense passive form of the root chiq-, which means “to come out” or “to be released.” The construction is commonly used when referring to works, products, or events that become accessible without specifying the agent responsible for the release.

In usage, chiqiladi describes the act of becoming publicly available rather than who performs the release. It appears with nouns that denote publications, releases, or launches, such as books, films, music, software versions, or official statements. The subject of the sentence is typically the item being released, while the releasing party is often left unspecified or implicit.

Typical contexts include media and publishing, product launches, and announcements. For example, a sentence like “Yangi kitob chiqiladi” conveys that a new book is released; “film bugun chiqiladi” indicates that the film is released today; and “yangiliklar raqami chiqiladi” refers to a new issue of a news publication being published.

Chiqiladi is part of a broader family of Uzbek expressions related to release and publication, alongside related forms such as chiqish (to come out, to be published) and other tense or voice variations that describe availability rather than action by a specific agent. Its use helps convey the timing and occurrence of public releases in a neutral, informative way.