Qoyilish

Qoyilish is a noun in Uzbek that denotes the act or process of putting, placing, or setting something. It is formed from the verb qoy- (to put, to place) with the nominalizing suffix -ilish, which creates an abstract noun indicating an action or state.

The term is used across various domains to describe the act of arranging or installing items, from everyday tasks such as placing objects in a room to technical contexts like the installation of equipment or the laying of foundations in construction (for example, poydevor qo‘yilishi). It can also appear in ceremonial or logistical phrases that describe the ordering or positioning of elements within a system or process.

Linguistic note: The suffix -ilish is productive in Uzbek and forms many abstract nouns from verbs, allowing qoyilish to function as a generalized term for the act of putting or placing. Related forms include other -ilish nouns derived from different verbs, used to indicate actions or processes in a wide range of contexts.

See also: Uzbek language, morphology, -ilish suffix.