Mustahkamlanadi

Mustahkamlanadi is an Uzbek verb form meaning “is becoming strengthened” or “is reinforced.” It is the present-tense passive form derived from the verb mustahkamlash (to fortify, to strengthen). The base adjective mustahkam means solid, firm or well-established, and the suffix -lan- plus the present-tense ending -adi/-adi (depending on vowel harmony) yields mustahkamlanadi, the construction used for inanimate subjects in the passive voice.

Etymology and morphology: The word combines a borrowed Arabic root meaning strength or firmness with Turkic derivational suffixes. In Uzbek grammar, -lan- marks a middle/passive formation, while the ending indicates present tense. The overall meaning is a process: something is becoming firm or is being fortified, rather than being actively fortified by someone else.

Usage: Mustahkamlanadi is used in formal, technical, or descriptive prose to describe processes of increasing solidity, stability, or security. It can refer to physical objects (buildings, structures), institutional or legal frameworks, or abstract concepts (policies, arrangements) that are undergoing reinforcement. It often appears in contexts discussing improvement over time or measures taken to enhance durability.

Examples:

- Bino mustahkamlanadi. (The building is being reinforced / is becoming stronger.)

- Qonun mustahkamlanadi, xavfsizlik mustahkamlashga qaratilgan choralar ko‘rilmoqda. (The law is being strengthened; measures to improve safety are being implemented.)

- Inson faoliyati natijasida ijtimoiy tizim mustahkamlanadi. (The social system becomes stronger as a result of human activity.)

See also: mustahkam, mustahkamlash.