Raqamni

Raqamni is the accusative singular form of the Uzbek noun raqam, meaning number or digit. The base word raqam refers to a numeral, a figure used in counting, mathematics, or data. In everyday Uzbek, raqam appears in contexts ranging from arithmetic to phone numbers and inventory lists.

In Uzbek syntax, the suffix -ni marks a definite direct object, producing raqamni for the singular, definite object. For example: Men raqamni ko‘rdim. (I saw the number.) Iltimos, raqamni yozing. (Please write the number.) When referring to multiple numbers, the plural form raqamlar is used and the plural accusative becomes raqamlarni (e.g., Raqamlarni yozing — Write the numbers). The genitive/possessive form is raqamning (the number’s).

Raqamni is a common word in mathematics, statistics, accounting, and everyday discourse in Uzbek. It is not a proper noun; it functions as a standard countable noun with inflected forms to indicate case, number, and definiteness. The related forms include raqam (singular nominative), raqamlar (plural nominative), raqamlarni (plural accusative), and raqamning (possessive).

Etymology traces raqam to Arabic رَقَم (raqam), meaning number or digit, likely transmitted through Persian and other Turkic languages. The form raqamni illustrates typical Turkic noun inflection, where case suffixes attach to the base to convey syntactic function.