Maqsadlarni

Maqsadlarni is an Uzbek word that functions as the definite direct object form of maqsadlar, meaning “the goals” or “the aims” in English. It appears when the goals are the object of an action.

Etymology and grammar: The base word maqsad means goal or aim and comes from Arabic maqṣad, with the form integrated into Uzbek via historical contact with Persian and Turkic languages. In Uzbek, maqsadlar is the nominative plural, while maqsadlarni marks the plural definite direct object in the accusative case. The -ni suffix signals definiteness, and -lar/-larin denote plurality; combined forms can express possessive nuance as well (for example, maqsadlari for “their goals”).

Usage: Maqsadlarni is used as the object of verbs. Examples include: Komanda maqsadlarni belgiladi (The team defined the goals). U o‘z maqsadlarini yozdi (He wrote down his own goals). Maqsadlarni aniqlash tashkilotning rejasini belgilashga yordam beradi (Defining the goals helps determine the organization’s plan).

Notes: Maqsadlari and other related forms reflect Uzbek’s agglutinative suffix system, where the noun can take multiple suffixes to indicate number, definiteness, and possession. The term remains common in contexts such as education, business planning, and personal development, where clearly stated goals are central to planning and evaluation.

See also: Maqsad, Maqsadlar, Uzbek language.