Sohalarining

Sohalarining is the genitive form used in Uzbek to express possession or attribution by multiple sectors. It is formed by taking the plural noun sohalar (sectors) and adding the genitive suffix ning, resulting in sohalarning in common usage. This construction is employed to indicate “of the sectors” or “the sectors’” in reference to something that pertains to or belongs to the sectors collectively.

In practice, sohalarining is used to discuss relationships, characteristics, or actions involving several sectors. Examples include sohalarining rivojlanishi (the development of the sectors), sohalarining moliyaviy holati (the financial condition of the sectors), and sohalarining o’zaro aloqalari (the interrelations of the sectors). The form appears frequently in academic, policy, and official language when comparing, evaluating, or describing multiple branches such as industry, education, health, or technology.

Understanding this form helps in analyzing sectoral discourse in Uzbek texts, where precise possession for plural categories is needed. It also illustrates broader Uzbek grammar patterns, where nouns in the plural followed by the genitive suffix convey relations and properties that affect several entities at once. While similar constructions exist for other plural possessor nouns, sohalarning serves as a clear example of how Uzbek expresses “of the sectors” in formal writing.