Tarqatadi

Tarqatadi is a third-person singular present tense form of the Uzbek verb tarqatmoq, meaning to distribute, disseminate, or spread. It is used to describe an action performed by he, she, or it in a simple present context. The word appears in everyday Uzbek as well as in news reports, official statements, and business communications when referring to distributing materials, information, or resources.

Usage and meaning:

Tarqatadi conveys that a subject is actively distributing something to others. Common objects include documents, information, posters, samples, or announcements. Examples in Uzbek: U xabarlarni tarqatadi. (He disseminates the messages.) U ma’lumotlarni tarqatadi. (She distributes information.) Bu afishalarni tarqatdi is a past-tense form for “distributes posters.”

Grammatical notes:

Tarqatmoq is the infinitive, built from the root tarqat- plus the infinitive suffix -moq. Tarqatadi is formed by adding the present-tense suffix to the stem, aligning with Uzbek vowel harmony and conjugation patterns for third-person singular. Related forms include tarqataman (I distribute), tarqatasan (you distribute), tarqatadi (he/she/it distributes), tarqatamiz (we distribute), tarqatasiz (you plural/formal distribute), tarqatadilar (they distribute). The noun form tarqatish denotes the act of distributing, while tarqatishdagi tarqatiladigan is used to describe the act or process.

See also:

Tarqatmoq, tarqatish. These form and relate to the verb’s base meaning of distribution and dissemination in Uzbek.