Holatlarini

Holatlarini is a Turkic-language inflected form built from the noun holat, meaning state or condition. In Uzbek and related Turkic varieties, holatlar means states, and the suffixes added to form holatlarini convey possession and grammatical role. The combination commonly expresses “their states” or “the states of them” when the noun is used as a direct object in a sentence. The form illustrates typical agglutinative morphology, where multiple suffixes attach in sequence to the base word to convey number, possession, and case.

Morphology and usage: the base holat takes the plural suffix -lar to yield holatlar (states). A 3rd-person plural possessive suffix, often realized as -lar + -i to indicate “their,” yields holatlari. When the noun is placed in a definite direct object position, the accusative-like suffix -ni (or its equivalent in the language) can attach, producing holatlarini. Therefore, holatlarini commonly appears in clauses where the speaker refers to the objects “their states” as something to be observed, analyzed, or described.

Examples: Ularning holatlarini tahlil qildik. (We analyzed their states.) Holatlarini o’rganish muhimdir. (Studying their states is important.) These examples show the phrase functioning as a noun phrase object within a sentence.

Related terms and etymology: holat (state) and holatlar (states) are the core forms; the word likely derives from Turkic contact with Persian or Arabic through historical layers of language development. See also: Uzbek grammar, Turkish grammar, agglutinative morphology.