Masalalarni

Masalalarni is an Uzbek grammatical form meaning “the problems” or “the questions” as a definite direct object. It comes from the noun masala, which can denote a problem, a matter, or an exercise. In Uzbek, plurality is shown with the suffix -lar, giving masalalar for “the problems.” When the noun is used as a definite direct object in a sentence, the accusative suffix -ni is added to the plural form, producing masalalarni. Thus, masalalarni literally means “the problems (as the object).”

The form is used when the speaker or writer refers to multiple problems that are being acted upon by the subject of the sentence. The definite object marker on masalalarni signals that these problems are specific and known to both the speaker and the listener. The same pattern can be observed with other plural nouns: masalalarni, masalalarni hal qildi (he solved the problems), masalalarni ko’rib chiqish kerak (we need to review the problems).

In broader usage, masala can also denote matters or issues in non-educational contexts. Consequently, masalalarni may appear in academic discourse about math problems, language exercises, or practical issues under discussion. The word’s meaning shifts with context: in mathematics, it often refers to exercises to be solved; in everyday language, it can mean topics of discussion or current affairs.

Etymologically, masala originates from Persian or Arabic roots meaning “question” or “matter,” and has been adapted into Uzbek with standard Turkic pluralization and case endings.