Qaytarib
Qaytarib is a non-finite verb form used in Uzbek and related Turkic languages. It is derived from the verb root qaytar-, meaning "to return" or "to give back," and it is formed with the converb suffix -ib. As a result, qaytarib is classified as an adverbial participle (converb) rather than a finite verb, and it typically serves to connect actions within a single predicate or clause.
In use, qaytarib conveys a sense of accompanying, sequential, or causally related action and is employed to
Qaytarib occurs in formal, literary, and everyday Uzbek, and is part of a broader Turkic system of