Qarashlari

Qarashlari is an Uzbek-language term that means “one’s views” or “one’s opinions.” It is formed from the noun qarash (view, opinion) with the plural suffix -lar and the third-person possessive suffix -i, producing qarashlari to refer to the views of a person or group. The form is used to indicate ownership of opinions, and it appears in both formal writing and everyday speech.

Derivation: qarash (view) + lar (plural) → qarashlar (views); attach the possessive suffix -i (or -si) to indicate whose views are meant: uning qarashlari (his/her views), ularning qarashlari (their views).

Usage: Qarashlari is common in political commentary, academic writing, and journalism when summarizing or contrasting a speaker’s opinions. Examples: "Uning qarashlari iqtisodiy islohotlar bo‘yicha o‘ziga xos yondashuvni ko‘rsatadi." "Tahlilchilar uning qarashlari bilan rozi emaslar."

Notes: The term is not the same as qarashlar (views) when used without a possessive suffix. It is a grammatical form in Uzbek and reflects the language’s agglutinative morphology. Related terms include fikr (idea) and nuqtai nazar (point of view).