Kiruvchi

Kiruvchi is a term used in Uzbek language to describe something that enters or is incoming, or a person who enters. It is formed from the verb kirish, meaning to enter, with the agentive suffix -uvchi, which yields a word meaning “the enterer” or “that which enters.” The exact sense of kiruvchi depends on context.

In linguistic use, kiruvchi can function as a noun or as an attributive modifier. For example, kiruvchi talaba or kiruvchi talabalar can denote “incoming students” or “entering students,” typically referring to freshmen or new entrants to an educational institution. In computing and information technology, kiruvchi ma’lumotlar or kiruvchi ma’lumot can describe input data supplied to a program or system, and in some contexts kiruvchi qurilmalar may be used to refer to input devices, though regional terminology varies.

In logistics or transportation contexts, kiruvchi may describe incoming goods or traffic flow arriving at a port, terminal, or facility. The precise interpretation relies on accompanying nouns and the domain of discussion.

Linguistic note: The suffix -uvchi is productive in Uzbek and forms agent nouns from verbs, roughly translating to “one who does” or “that which does.” Because meaning shifts with context, kiruvchi is best understood through its usage in a full phrase rather than as a standalone term. In technical writing, more specific terms such as kirish or kiritish may be preferred to avoid ambiguity.

See also: kirish, kiritish, kirish xizmati.