Kurashishda

Kurashishda is an Uzbek linguistic form meaning “in wrestling” or “during wrestling.” It is built from the verb kurashish (to wrestle) with the adverbial suffix -ishda, which marks circumstance or time. The result is an adverbial participle that places the action in the context of wrestling. As a grammatical construction, kurashishda is used to describe actions or situations that occur while wrestling and can appear in narrative, descriptive, or instructional texts.

Usage of kurashishda centers on expressing simultaneous or circumstantial actions. It can introduce clauses that describe what happens during a wrestling match or relate considerations applicable to wrestling. It is a standard way to reference wrestling-specific conditions without repeating the noun kurash. Kurashishda should not be confused with kurashish, the infinitive form meaning “to wrestle.”

Examples include: Kurashishda tezlik va balans muhim omillardir. (In wrestling, speed and balance are important factors.) Kurashishda harakatlar oqilona tanlanishi kerak. (In wrestling, movements must be chosen wisely.) In practice, kurashishda provides a concise, flexible means of signaling wrestling-related context in Uzbek prose and sports writing.

See also: Kurash, Uzbek grammar.