Tanlovlari

Tanlovlari is a form in Uzbek that conveys possession related to the plural noun tanlov, which primarily means election or selection. The base word tanlov can refer to political elections as well as general choices or selections. When the plural suffix -lar is added, it becomes tanlovlar (elections or selections). Attaching the third-person possessive suffix -i to this plural form yields tanlovlari, a phrase meaning “their elections” or, in a broader sense, “the elections of someone/something” depending on context. In practice, tanlovlari appears in sentences where the possessor is understood from surrounding information, or when combined with a explicit possessor in the genitive form (for example prezidentning tanlovlari = the president’s elections).

Morphology and usage notes:

- Tanlov is the root meaning election or selection.

- -lar marks plurality: tanlovlar = elections or selections.

- -i is a third-person possessive suffix, joining with the plural to form tanlovlari, which signals ownership or association with “their” elections or with the elections of a specified entity.

- The exact meaning of tanlovlari depends on context and can refer to political elections or to general choices, depending on how tanlov is used.

In linguistic and media use, tanlovlari commonly appears in discussions of electoral processes, political events, or analyses of various groups’ or institutions’ choices. As with many Turkic languages, the form is flexible and relies on surrounding context to clarify the possessor and the sense (political elections vs. other types of selection).