Evingizda

Evingizda is a locative form in Uzbek used to indicate location inside a house. It roughly translates as “in your house” or “inside your home.” The form is built from ev (house) with the second-person possessive suffixingiz (your) and the locative suffix da (in/at). The resulting word evingizda literally means “in your house.” It is related to uyingizda (in your home) and to other locatives that refer to different places.

Formation and usage: The base noun ev combines with the possessive suffix -ingiz to form evingiz, meaning “your house.” The locative suffix -da attaches to that phrase to express location, yielding evingizda. This construction is used to specify the location of actions, events, or states, similar to other examples like uyingizda (in your home) or uyda (at home). Evingizda tends to emphasize the specific house belonging to the addressee.

Examples: SIZ evingizda nima qilayapsiz? (What are you doing in your house?) Bolalar evingizda uxlayapti. (The children are sleeping in your house.) Evingizda bo'sh joy yo'q. (There is no empty space in your house.) In everyday speech, evingizda can be used alongside uyingizda depending on scale, emphasis, or stylistic choice.

See also: Other Uzbek locatives such as uyda (at home), uyingizda (in your home), and similar possessive locatives for different locations.