Risklarni

Risklarni is an Uzbek grammatical form that functions as the definite direct object of the noun risk (risklar), meaning “the risks.” It is not a separate concept but a case-inflected form used when the speaker refers to specific risks that are known in the discourse.

In Uzbek, risklar is the plural form meaning “risks.” The direct object suffix -ni marks definiteness, so when combined with the plural noun it yields risklarni, roughly translating to “the risks” as a definite object. This form appears in sentences where the object is definite, for example: Biz risklarni baholaymiz (We assess the risks) and Ular risklarni ko‘rib chiqdi (They reviewed the risks).

Usage and context: Risklarni is common in formal writing, reports, and discussions related to risk management, safety planning, or project risk assessment. It coexists with related forms such as risklar (the risks, indefinite) and riskni (the risk, definite singular direct object). For comparison, riskni would be used for “the risk” as a singular definite object, as in Men riskni baholayman (I evaluate the risk).

Linguistic note: The concept of risk is universal across languages; risklarning exact form varies by grammar. Risklarni specifically reflects Uzbek grammar for a plural definite direct object and does not introduce a separate semantic category beyond its grammatical function.

See also: Risk, Uzbek grammar, definite direct object suffix -ni.