Nomzodli

Nomzodli is an Uzbek term meaning related to being a candidate or having candidacy. It is formed from nomzod, meaning candidate, with the suffix -li, which in Turkic languages creates adjectives or nouns that express relation or possession. The word is used in Uzbek to describe things connected with nomination or seeking an elected or appointed position.

In political, organizational, and competitive contexts, nomzodli refers to the state or status of being a candidate. A person described as nomzodli is typically someone who has submitted a nomination or is actively seeking election, appointment, or selection for a role such as a legislative seat, a municipal post, or a leadership position within an institution. The term can also be used for processes or documents related to candidacy, such as nomzodlik (the act or status of candidacy) and nomzod bo'lish (to become a candidate).

In Uzbek-language discourse, nomzodli helps distinguish candidates from other participants and to describe steps in the candidacy procedure, including lists of nominees and the validation of candidatures. While widely understood in contexts of elections and selections, the precise use and connotations of nomzodli may vary with regional jargon and the specific rules of a given electoral or organizational framework.