Kutilmalarni

Kutilmalarni is Uzbek for the definite direct object form of the noun kutilmalar, which means expectations or anticipations. The phrase appears when referring to concrete, identifiable expectations rather than general notions. The suffix -ni marks the noun as the definite object in a sentence, and it is commonly used with verbs such as qondirish (to satisfy), bajarish (to fulfill), or amalga oshirish (to implement).

Etymology and form: kutilma is a noun derived from the verb kutmoq, meaning to wait or to expect. The plural form kutilmalar indicates multiple expectations, and attaching -ni to the end yields kutilmalarni, the definite direct object form. This construction is typical in Uzbek syntax, where object marking helps specify what is being acted upon.

Usage: In formal writing, media discourse, and everyday speech, kutilmalarni is used to discuss the expectations held by audiences, customers, or society. Phrases like kutilmalarni qondirish (to meet expectations), kutilmalarni bajarish (to fulfill expectations), or kutilmalarni qondirish uchun (in order to satisfy expectations) are common. The term bears nuance of responsibility and accountability, often appearing in evaluations of performance, policy, or service quality.

Examples:

- Men kutilmalarni qondirishga intilaman. (I strive to meet the expectations.)

- Kutilmalarni qondirish uchun rahbarlar yangi strategiyani e’lon qildi. (To meet expectations, the leaders announced a new strategy.)

- Ommaviy axborot vositalari kutilmalarni o’rganib chiqish zarurligini ta’kidladi. (The media stressed the need to study the expectations.)

See also: kutish (to wait), umid (hope), kutilma (an expected thing).