Markazlarda

Markazlarda is a locative plural form used in Turkic languages such as Turkish and Uzbek. The base noun markaz means center, hub, or a focal place, and markazlar is its plural. By attaching the locative suffix -da (often written as -de after assimilation) to the plural markazlar, the word becomes markazlarda, meaning “in the centers” or “at the centers.” The construction illustrates how Turkish and Uzbek combine number and location in a single word.

In usage, markazlarda indicates the location of actions, events, or activities that occur within multiple centers or at centers in general. It can refer to physical centers such as cultural centers, educational centers, community centers, or organizational hubs, as well as centers in a more abstract sense.

Examples:

- Turkish: Toplantılar markazlarda yapıldı. (The meetings were held in the centers.)

- Uzbek: Markazlarda uchrashuvlar o'tkazildi. (Meetings were held in the centers.)

The form shows typical Turkic morphology: a plural suffix -lar to markaz, followed by the locative suffix -da, with phonological adjustments for smooth pronunciation. Markazlarda is thus a common, neutral expression for describing activities tied to various centers across Turkish- and Uzbek-speaking contexts.