Korsatgan

Korsatgan is a participial form in Uzbek derived from the verb korsatmoq, meaning to show or demonstrate. It is used as an adjective to indicate that something has been shown or demonstrated by someone. As a result, korsatgan frequently appears before a noun to describe that noun with the sense of “the shown” or “the demonstrated” example, evidence, or result.

In usage, korsatgan typically functions attributively, often in relative-like constructions. For example, dalil korsatgan means “the evidence that was shown,” or “the shown evidence.” A sentence such as U korsatgan dalil kuchli edi translates to “The evidence he showed was strong.” The form can also appear in more complex clauses to indicate the subject of the showing action, aligning with Uzbek’s participial syntax, though it mainly serves to describe nouns rather than to introduce standalone clauses.

Etymology and related forms: korsatgan is built from the root korsat- (to show) plus the past participle suffix -gan, yielding a past-active participle that describes someone who performed the action or something that has the property resulting from that action. Related forms include korsatmoq (to show), korsatilgan (shown, demonstrated, passive participle), and other participial derivatives of korsat- used to modify nouns.

See also: korsatmoq, Uzbek grammar, participles in Uzbek.