Darslarida

Darslarida is an Uzbek word form meaning “in his/her/its/their lessons” or “during classes.” It is used to refer to actions, events, or features that occur within a particular person’s classes. The form reflects possession and location at once, indicating both whose lessons are being talked about and where those lessons take place.

Morphology and formation: The word is built from dars (lesson/class) with the plural suffix -lar to form darslar (lessons). The 3rd person possessive suffix -i attaches after the plural, yielding darslari (their lessons). The locative suffix -da attaches after the possessive, giving darslarida, meaning “in their lessons.” Thus the typical order is root + plural + possessive + locative. This stacking shows how suffixes in Uzbek convey multiple grammatical meanings in a single word.

Usage and nuance: Darslarida is used when the sentence centers on activities or characteristics occurring inside someone’s lessons. It contrasts with darslarda (in classes) which lacks a possessive element, and with forms like darslarimda (in my lessons) or darslaringizda (in your lessons) that specify different owners.

Examples:

- Uning darslarida ko'proq savollar bo'ladi. — There are more questions in his/her lessons.

- Men uning darslaridagi mashqlarni yakunladim. — I completed the exercises in his/her lessons.

- Darslarida ishtirok etuvchi talabalar ko'pligidan xursandman. — I am glad that many students participate in his/her lessons.

Darslarida thus serves as a precise grammatical tool to discuss classroom contexts tied to a specific person or group.