Mahsulotning

mahsulotning is the genitive/possessive form of the Uzbek noun mahsulot, meaning product, output, or yield. In Uzbek, the suffix -ning attaches to nouns to express possession or a relation to another noun, so mahsulotning translates as “of the product” or “the product’s.” The base word mahsulot covers tangible goods, agricultural produce, and the result of a production process. The term is widely used in commerce, manufacturing, and agriculture.

In grammar, -ning marks a genitive or possessive relation and can attach to both singular and plural antecedents. With a singular noun, you get mahsulotning; with a plural noun, you get mahsulotlarining to indicate “the products’.” Examples include mahsulotning narxi (the price of the product), mahsulotning sifati (the quality of the product), mahsulotlarining narxlari (the prices of the products), and mahsulotlarining tarkibi (the composition of the products). The form is common in formal and technical contexts.

The concept of mahsulot and mahsulotning also extends beyond consumer goods to denote outputs from various processes, such as agricultural yields or industrial production. In business, logistics, and quality control, phrases built with mahsulotning help specify attributes related to a particular product, such as its specifications, safety certificates, or labeling. The term thus functions as a flexible linguistic tool for describing relationships between a product and its characteristics, value, or origin.

Etymology traces mahsulot to Persian and Arabic roots meaning produced or obtained, integrated into Uzbek vocabulary through historical contact with Persianate and Turkic linguistic traditions. The related forms, including mahsulotlar (products) and mahsulotning (the product’s), reflect typical Uzbek noun-and-suffix morphology.