Sotilishi

Sotilishi is a noun used in some Turkic-language contexts, most commonly associated with Uzbek. It denotes the act or process of selling, effectively functioning as a term meaning sale or the sale of something. The word is typically employed in legal, economic, or commercial text to refer to the act of selling goods, property, or assets.

Etymology and formation: Sotilishi is formed from the verb sot- (to sell) combined with a nominalizing suffix that expresses an occurrence or state. Related forms include sotish, the infinitive verb meaning “to sell,” and other deverbal nouns that describe actions or processes. The suffix -ilishi signals the event or state of the action described by the root verb.

Usage: In practice, sotilishi appears in phrases discussing the sale of items or assets and can be found in contracts, market analyses, or policy documents. It may be paired with possessive markers to indicate what is being sold, and it helps distinguish between the act of selling and other related concepts such as trade or transaction.

Related terms and see also: sotish (to sell), sotuv (sale), savdo (commerce or trade).

Notes: Sotilishi is not widely cataloged in broad reference works outside Uzbek-language sources, and its exact usage can vary by dialect or context. For precise definitions or examples, consulting language-specific grammars or legal texts is recommended.