Korxonaning

Korxonaning is the genitive possessive form of the Uzbek noun korxona, meaning enterprise or company. It is used to indicate possession or attribution, roughly translating to “of the company” or “the company’s” in English. The form signals that something belongs to or relates to the company and typically appears before another noun that designates the possessed item or attribute.

Formation and grammar: In Uzbek, possessive relations are expressed with suffixes attached to the possessor noun. Korxonaning is formed by adding the suffix -ning to korxona. The resulting phrase functions as a determiner for the following noun, which names what belongs to or concerns the company. For example, korxonaning moliyaviy holati means “the company’s financial condition,” korxonaning rahbari means “the company’s leadership,” and korxonaning siyosati means “the company’s policy.”

Usage: Korxonaning is common in formal writing, business discourse, contracts, and financial reporting. It allows speakers and writers to attribute attributes, resources, responsibilities, or policies to a specific company without repeating the noun. The construction integrates smoothly with adjectives and other modifiers.

Related notes: Korxona is the base noun; korxonaning is its possessive/genitive form. Similar possessive constructions appear in other Turkic languages, such as Turkish şirketin. In Uzbek, possession is frequently expressed with such suffixes, and korxonaning remains a standard tool for precise, concise attribution in both speech and writing.