Oxiridagi

Oxiridagi is a term that appears in the Uzbek language. It is a possessive suffix indicating something that belongs to or is associated with the end of something. More specifically, it is the third-person singular possessive form of the word "oxir," which means "end" or "last."

This suffix is attached to nouns to denote possession by a third person singular entity. For instance, if you have the word "kitob" (book), "kitobining oxiridagi" would refer to "the one at the end of his/her/its book." The structure involves the noun, followed by the third-person singular possessive suffix "-i" (or its variants like "-si" or "-i" depending on the preceding letter), and then the word "oxiridagi" itself.

The usage of oxiridagi is crucial for indicating belonging or location relative to an endpoint in a sentence. It helps to specify that something is situated at the conclusion of another object or concept. Understanding this suffix is key to comprehending the nuances of Uzbek grammar, particularly in constructing phrases that denote possession and relative position. It is a common element in everyday Uzbek speech and writing.