Kurslarining

Kurslarining is a possessive/genitive form of the Uzbek plural noun kurslar, meaning courses. It functions to express ownership or association with multiple courses, roughly translating to “of the courses” or “the courses’.” In Uzbek grammar, the plural noun kurslar is formed with the suffix -lar, and the genitive/possessive suffix -ning attaches to indicate possession or relation; together they yield kurslarining. This form is used before another noun to describe something related to the courses, without needing to spell out the possessor explicitly.

In usage, kurslarining appears in noun phrases that name what belongs to or concerns the courses. Examples include kurslarining narxi (the price of the courses), kurslarining davomiyligi (the duration of the courses), and kurslarining jadvali (the schedule of the courses). The construction is common in educational and administrative contexts when describing details tied to a set of courses.

Notes for learners and writers: kurslarining is written in the modern Uzbek Latin script. It can be contrasted with other possessive forms that indicate different possessors (for example, my courses, your courses, their courses) by attaching the appropriate possessive suffix to kurslar or using context to identify the owning party. Overall, kurslarining is a standard way to refer to properties or attributes associated with multiple courses.