Ozlashtirm

Ozlashtirm is a term in Uzbek that denotes the process of assimilation, mastering, or internalization of knowledge, skills, cultural traits, or behaviors. As a lexical stem, it appears in various derived forms, most notably the verb ozlashtirmoq ("to assimilate, to master") and the noun ozlashtirish ("the process of assimilation or mastery").

In linguistic and educational contexts, ozlashtirm describes how a learner moves from initial acquaintance to proficient command of material. It emphasizes internalization and practical application rather than mere exposure. The concept is central to pedagogy, curriculum design, and assessment, where learning objectives aim at the learner's ozlashtirish of key competencies.

In social and cultural contexts, ozlashtirish can refer to assimilation of cultural norms or language by individuals or groups, or to the adaptation of new technologies or practices within an organization. In higher education and training programs, phrases like talabalarning ozlashtirishi or xodimlarning kasbiy ozlashtirish jarayoni are used to discuss how participants acquire the required knowledge and skills.

Variants and related terms include ozlashtirish (the process) and ozlashtiruvchi (the agent that facilitates assimilation). The term is primarily used in Uzbek-language educational, sociolinguistic, or policy texts and may be encountered in formal prose, textbooks, and government documents.