Korsatmoqdaman

Korsatmoqdaman is the first-person singular present progressive form of the Uzbek verb ko'rsatmoq, meaning "to show." It conveys that the speaker is actively demonstrating or presenting something at the moment of speaking. The form is commonly written in Latin-script Uzbek as korsatmoqdaman, while ko'rsatmoqdaman is a variant that preserves the apostrophe in standard Uzbek orthography.

Morphology and origin: The base verb ko'rsatmoq combines the root ko'rsat- (to show) with the infinitive ending -moq. The present progressive meaning is expressed with the suffix combination that marks ongoing action for the first person singular, yielding korsatmoqdaman. This construction is part of a broader system in Uzbek where verbs receive aspect and mood markers to indicate ongoing activities.

Usage: Korsatmoqdaman is used when the speaker is actively showing or presenting something to someone. It can introduce demonstrations, explanations, or live demonstrations in both spoken and written Uzbek. For example, "Men sizga bu rasmni korsatmoqdaman" translates to "I am showing you this picture." Similar forms exist for other persons, such as korsatmoqdasan (you are showing) and korsatmoqdalar (they are showing).

Orthography and variation: In contemporary Uzbek, the apostrophe version ko'rsatmoq is standard in formal writing, while korsatmoqdaman appears in less formal or simplified transcriptions. The meaning remains the same; differences are mainly orthographic.

See also: Uzbek grammar, present continuous, ko'rsatmoq.