Dasturini

Dasturini is a term used in Uzbek-language technology discourse to refer to a software program or a package of software. It is not the name of a specific product, but a linguistic form that appears in general and technical writing to denote software functionality within a device or system.

Etymology and form: The root dastur means program or software. The suffix -ini marks the definite direct object in Uzbek grammar, so dasturini commonly translates to “the program” or “its program” depending on context. Different related forms exist, such as dasturi (its program), dasturlar (programs), and dasturlarini (their programs), reflecting number and case.

Usage and examples: In practice, dasturini is used in sentences about software. It can refer to a single program within a suite or to software as a whole installed on a device. Examples include phrases like “dasturini yangilash” (to update the program) and “dasturlarini o’rnatish” (to install the programs). The precise meaning depends on the surrounding words and the intended reference—whether the speaker means a specific program, a set of programs, or software in general.

Relation to related terms: The base noun is dastur (program). Other grammatical forms derive from it, such as dasturi and dasturlar. In some contexts, writers may prefer different cases or synonyms, so understanding the intended object is important for accurate interpretation.

See also: Dastur, software in Uzbek, Uzbek language, software terminology.

Note: Dasturini is a practical linguistic form rather than a distinct technical standard, and its use can vary by region, audience, and documentation style.