Sotuvlarni

Sotuvlarni is an Uzbek linguistic form that appears in sentences as the definite direct object of the plural noun sotuvlar. The base noun sotuvlar derives from sotuv, which generally relates to selling or sales. In practice, sotuvlar can refer to sales activity (the act of selling), or, in retail contexts, to places of sale or to sales figures and outcomes. The exact meaning depends on how the word is used in a sentence and in what industry or discourse it appears.

The form sotuvlarni is the accusative plural with the definite object marker -ni attached to sotuvlar. This makes it appropriate for phrases where sales or the group of sales is what the verb acts upon. For example, one might say: Biz sotuvlarni tahlil qildik (We analyzed the sales). Yillik sotuvlarni hisobotga kiritish muhimdir (It is important to include the annual sales in the report). The usage is common in business, marketing, and accounting contexts, where quantitative or qualitative discussion of sales is required.

Related terms include sotuv (sale; selling), sotuvchi (seller), and sotuvchilar (sellers). Distinctions matter: sotuvlar or sotuvlar may refer to sales volume or to points of sale, while sotuvlarni specifically marks those sales as the object of a verb. Understanding sotuvlarni thus relies on surrounding words to clarify whether the reference is to sales figures, sales events, or retail outlets.