Solmoq

Solmoq is a verb in Uzbek that centers on the act of giving or providing something to someone. The core sense covers gifting, presenting, offering, or delivering an item or service from one party to another. In practice, solmoq can also convey lending or loaning in contexts where the transfer is understood as temporary rather than permanent ownership. The exact meaning is shaped by context, the object being given, and what or to whom the parcel is directed.

Grammatically, solmoq is a transitive verb. The thing given is treated as the direct object, while the recipient is identified through standard Uzbek constructions and context. Like other Uzbek verbs, solmoq forms various tenses and aspects by adding affixes to the stem, allowing speakers to express past, present, or future actions, as well as completed or ongoing states.

In usage, solmoq appears across a range of registers—from everyday conversation to formal writing. It is commonly employed when describing ordinary acts of giving, as well as more formal exchanges such as donations, gifts, or offers of assistance. Related vocabulary often centers on the broader idea of transfer or reception, including terms for gifts, presents, or charitable acts, with solmoq serving as the primary verb for the act of giving or providing.

See also: berish, sovgʻa, donation, gift.