Shaxslarni

Shaxslarni is an Uzbek term formed as the accusative plural of shaxs, meaning persons, individuals, or characters. The base noun shaxs denotes an identifiable being with personality, social role, or identity. Shaxslarni is used when the group of people or characters is the direct object of a verb or preposition in a sentence.

The word shaxs is borrowed from Persian or Arabic roots (often traced to shakhs, meaning individual or identity). In Uzbek, shaxs can refer to a real person, a public figure, or a fictional character, depending on context. In academic disciplines like sociology, psychology, and law, shaxs is used to discuss individual rights, duties, and personal development. In literature, shaxslar denotes the characters or personas in a work.

Shaxslar contrasts with inson, a more general term for a human being. Shaxs emphasizes individuality, autonomy, or a distinct social role. The plural form shaxslar may refer to real people in a population or to imagined figures in a narrative. The accusative form shaxslarni appears when these persons or characters are the object of action, for example: “Shaxslarni tadqiqotda tahlil qilamiz.”

In summary, shaxslar/Shaxslarni is a versatile term in Uzbek that covers people and characters, with usage spanning everyday speech, social sciences, and literature. See also shaxsiyat (personality), inson, jamiyat.