Tayyorlandi

Tayyorlandi is an Uzbek verb form meaning “was prepared” or “has been prepared.” It is the past tense, passive voice form derived from the verb tayyorlanmoq (to become prepared) or tayyorlash (to prepare). The stem tayyor- comes from tayyor, meaning ready or prepared; the suffix -lan marks the passive voice, and the ending -di marks the past tense. Together, -landi indicates a completed action whose agent is not stated or is unknown.

In usage, tayyorlandi appears in statements that emphasize the result of preparation rather than who performed the action. Examples include Ovqat tayyorlandi (The meal has been prepared) and Hujjatlar tayyorlandi (The documents have been prepared). It is common in everyday speech as well as in formal writing, such as reports, notices, or official communications.

Related forms include tayyorlangan, the participial form meaning “prepared,” and tayyorlash, the infinitive meaning “to prepare.” Other related verb forms are tayyorlanmoqda (is being prepared) and tayyorlanmoq (to be prepared / to prepare oneself). The word tayyor itself means ready or prepared, and the phrase tayyorlandi is a standard way to denote completed preparation in Uzbek grammar.