Obektlarni

Obektlarni is an Uzbek form that functions as the plural definite direct object in a sentence. It is built from the noun obekt (object), the plural suffix -lar, and the definite direct-object suffix -ni. The resulting form obektlarni marks “the objects” as the specific objects that the action is performed on. This morphological sequence—root + lar + ni—is characteristic of Uzbek grammar, where the direct object marker attaches to a plural noun to indicate definiteness.

In practical use, obektlarni appears in sentences with a subject and a verb where the objects are clearly identified. For example: Men obektlarni ko'rdim. (I saw the objects.) U obektlarni tadqiq qildi. (They studied the objects.) These examples illustrate the typical subject–object–verb word order of Uzbek, with obektlarni occupying the object slot.

Obektlarni can refer to tangible items as well as more abstract objects, depending on context. While obektlar denotes objects in the nominative plural, obektlarni is specifically the form used when those objects are the direct object of the action and are definite. In broader terminology, related forms may appear with possessive or case markings (for instance, obektlarning to'plami, meaning “the set of the objects”), illustrating how Uzbek attaches mood, definiteness, and number to a base noun.

See also: obektlar, obekt, Uzbek grammar, direct object marker -ni, plural suffix -lar.