Qollanadigan

Qollanadigan is an Uzbek adjective meaning usable, applicable, or that which can be used or applied. It is formed from the verb qo’llanmoq (to be used, to apply) with the present participle suffix -adigan, indicating possibility or suitability. In Uzbek, qollanadigan is typically used to describe objects, methods, tools, or rules that are suitable for a given purpose or context.

In usage, qollanadigan appears before the noun it modifies and agrees in number and case with that noun, while the noun itself carries the grammatical endings. For example, qo’llanadigan vosita means a tool that can be used; qo’llanadigan usul means an applicable method. The term is common in technical, scientific, legal, and educational texts where it is important to specify which practices or instruments are appropriate for a particular situation.

Semantically, qollanadigan emphasizes practicality and relevance rather than mere existence. It contrasts with terms that indicate general availability or theoretical possibility, focusing instead on real-world applicability. In some contexts, synonyms or near-synonyms include amaldagi (in force, in effect), tatbiq etiladigan (to be applied), or foydalanish mumkin bo'lgan (usable).

Related forms include qollash (to apply or use in action) and tatbiq (application, implementation). The adjective form qollanadigan thus serves as a concise way to express that an option, method, or instrument can be correctly employed within a given framework.