Qoshimchalarini

Qoshimchalarini is an Uzbek grammatical form built from the noun qo’shimchalar (suffixes). It represents the combination of suffixes that mark possession and the direct object in a single word, conveying the meaning “their suffixes” as a definite object. In other words, qoshimchalarini shows how a stem can acquire multiple suffixes to express ownership and role in the sentence.

In Uzbek morphology, qo’shimchalar (suffixes) are central to word formation and are divided into inflectional suffixes, which express grammatical categories such as number, possession, case, and tense, and derivational suffixes, which create new words or change word classes. The form qoshimchalarini illustrates the typical chaining of suffixes: the plural base qoshimchalar (suffixes) receives a possessive suffix (-lari, “their”) and an object marker (-ni). The result is a complex, agglutinative word that functions as the direct object in a clause.

Usage examples are common in linguistic descriptions as well as in everyday Uzbek when discussing morphology. For instance: Ular qoshimchalarini o’zgartirdilar. This sentence means “They changed their suffixes.” The example demonstrates how suffixes can accumulate around a stem to designate ownership and grammatical role without separate separate words.

Overall, qoshimchalarini exemplifies Uzbek’s rich suffixal system, where multiple affixes attach to a base to encode possession, number, and stuctural function within a single word. See also Uzbek grammar and suffixation in Turkic languages.