Qildilar

Qildilar is the past tense, third-person plural form of the Uzbek verb qilmoq, meaning to do or to make. In Uzbek grammar, qildilar marks a completed action that was performed by multiple subjects.

Formation and grammatical notes: The verb qi ildiar? The base is qil- from qilmoq. The past tense suffix -di marks the completed action, and the plural subject suffix -lar indicates multiple actors, yielding qildilar. In practice, the form is used for statements like “they did” or “they made.” The exact ordering of suffixes is root + past tense marker + plural marker, and context may add evidential or aspectual nuances.

Usage: Qildilar is used in narrative or descriptive past contexts to describe actions carried out by a group. It often appears with time expressions such as kecha (yesterday) or end of clause markers, and it can be combined with other sentence elements to convey sequence or causation. The meaning is neutral and refers strictly to completed actions by multiple people.

Examples:

- Ular vazifani qildilar. (They did the assignment.)

- Kecha ular katta ishni qildilar. (Yesterday they did a big job.)

Etymology and related forms: The root qil- comes from the Uzbek verb qilmoq, itself a part of the broader Turkic verb family meaning to do or to make. Related forms appear across Turkic languages in similar past-tense constructions, adapting to each language’s person and number suffixes.

See also: Uzbek grammar, Uzbek verbs, Turkic languages.