Qililishi

Qililishi is a noun form used in Uzbek and related Turkic languages to denote the act or process of doing something. It is derived from the verb qilmoq, meaning “to do” or “to make,” and is formed with the nominalizing suffix -ishi to express “the doing” or “the act of performing.” The term thus functions as a non-finite noun that names an action rather than naming a concrete object.

Usage and meaning: As a nominal, qililishi describes the performance of an action or the manner in which something is done. It often appears in phrases that convey obligation, necessity, or procedure. Common constructions include qilishi kerak, meaning “it must be done,” and qililishi lozim bo'lgan ishlar, meaning “the tasks that must be done.” In formal or descriptive writing, qililishi can specify the execution of a process or the way something is carried out.

Grammar: Qililishi behaves as a noun and can participate in noun phrases with modifiers or in clauses that express obligation or description. It can take accompanying particles and be part of longer expressions such as “qilishi kerak bo'lgan” (that which must be done) or “qilishi haqida” (about the doing). While qililishi is used in formal contexts, more common everyday forms include qilish and qilinishi depending on nuance.

Origin and related forms: The word arises from the Turkic verbal root qil- combined with the infinitive marker -moq and the nominalizer -ishi. Related deverbal nouns include qilinish (the occurrence or act of being done) and other derivatives built from qilmoq.

See also: qilmoq, qilish, qilinish, qilishi kerak bo'lgan.