Kengaytiradi

Kengaytiradi is a Uzbek verb form that means “expands, enlarges, or widens.” It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb kengaytirmoq, which means to enlarge or broaden. The base is kengayt-, built from keng (wide) with the causative suffix tir- to indicate causing an increase, and the infinitive kengaytirmoq ends with -moq. The present tense suffix -adi marks the third-person singular.

As a transitive verb, kengaytiradi describes an agent causing the expansion of a direct object. Its use spans both physical and abstract domains, including the enlargement of physical dimensions, as well as the broadening of budgets, markets, opportunities, or scope. The choice of object often clarifies the context, whether logistical, financial, or conceptual.

Common usage patterns include sentences where the subject performs the enlargement on a defined object. For example, one can say: Loyiha byudjetini kengaytiradi (The project expands its budget); Bozor imkoniyatlarini kengaytiradi (The market expands its opportunities); Ta’lim doirasini kengaytiradi (It broadens the scope of education). These constructions illustrate how kengaytiradi can convey both tangible growth and metaphorical or strategic expansion.

Related terms include kengaytirmoq (to enlarge), kengaytirish (enlargement), and kengaytirilishi (be enlarged). The word is commonly encountered in discussions of planning, economics, education, and policy, where expansion or broadening is a central theme.