Dengizlargacha

Dengizlargacha is a compound phrase in Uzbek meaning “to the seas” or “as far as the seas.” It is formed from dengiz (sea) plus the plural suffix -lar and the postposition -gacha (up to). The result expresses extent, distance, or aspiration beyond a reference point, and can function as an adverbial modifier or a predicate complement in sentences.

Used both literally and figuratively, dengizlargacha appears in travel writing, poetry, and everyday speech to denote reaching distant seas or ambitious goals. Examples: “Biz dengizlargacha boramiz” (We will go to the seas). “Uning orzulari dengizlargacha boradi” (His ambitions reach as far as the seas).

In Uzbek literature and media, it often serves as a metaphor for exploration, perseverance, or national progress, sometimes in slogans or inspirational contexts. The phrase is most common in Latin-script Uzbek, but it also occurs in Cyrillic Uzbek as денгизларгача, reflecting the same morphemes and meaning.