Savollar

Savollar is the Uzbek noun meaning "questions." It is the plural form of savol and refers to inquiries or items that require an answer. The term is widely used in education, media, surveys, and everyday speech to denote interrogatives or prompts for information.

The word is a loanword with roots in Persian and Arabic linguistic traditions, common across Turkic languages. In Uzbek, the plural is formed with the suffix -lar, giving savollar. Related terms include savolnoma (questionnaire) and savol-javob (question-and-answer), while savol berish means to ask questions.

In practice, savollar uchraydi in classrooms as exam or test questions, in interviews, and in polls or surveys. They are also used in media interviews and press conferences to elicit information. In everyday language, phrases such as savollar beraman (I will ask questions) or savollarim bor (I have questions) are common.

In figurative use, savollar can express doubts, uncertainties, or issues that require clarification.