Jihozlari

Jihozlari is an Uzbek noun phrase that translates roughly as “the equipment” or “the devices” of someone or something. It is formed from jihoz, meaning equipment or device, with the plural suffix -lar and a possessive ending that marks ownership, resulting in jihozlari. The construction is commonly used to describe what equipment belongs to a person, organization, machine, or other noun in contexts ranging from technical reports to everyday speech. For example, mashinaning jihozlari means the machine’s equipment.

Etymology and usage patterns: The base jihoz derives from Turkic usage and has been influenced by Persian and Arabic terms for apparatus or gear, such as jihāz. In modern Uzbek, jihozlari typically appears after a possessive noun in constructions like X ning jihozlari or Xning jihozlari where X denotes the owner. The form is flexible enough to refer to the equipment of people (shaxsning jihozlari), organizations (tashkilotning jihozlari), or objects (mashinaning jihozlari).

Examples in context: Avtomobilning jihozlari modernizatsiya qilindi. The car’s equipment was modernized. Shaxsning jihozlari tekshirilmoqda. The person’s equipment is being inspected. Tashkilotning jihozlari roʻyxatga olingan. The organization’s equipment has been cataloged.

See also: Jihoz (equipment) and jihozlar (equipment, plural). The term is chiefly used in Uzbek-language texts and can appear in technical, administrative, and media contexts to denote the equipment associated with a subject.