Tuzatildi

Tuzatildi is a verb form used in Uzbek to mean that something was corrected or has been corrected. It represents the past tense in the passive voice and is derived from the verb tuzatish or tuzatmoq, which means to fix or to correct.

Morphology and use: Tuzatildi is formed by taking the stem tuzat- and adding the past tense passive suffix, commonly written as -ildi, producing tuzatildi. The exact suffix and vowel harmony align with Uzbek phonology, and the subject of the sentence is the thing that underwent correction, while the agent performing the correction is often unspecified or understood from context. This form is typical in official statements, news reports, and documentation when noting that an error, defect, or piece of information has been corrected.

Example contexts: Xatolik tuzatildi (The error was corrected). Ma’lumotlar tuzatildi (The information has been corrected). The word can appear in various registers, from formal reporting to administrative notices, wherever a completed correction is described.

Related forms: The related verb tuzatish refers to the act of correcting, and tuzatmoq is the infinitive meaning “to fix” or “to correct.” Other connected forms include tuzatadi (he/she corrects), tuzatiladi (is being corrected / will be corrected), and noun forms such as tuzatish and tuzatib (participial/gerund forms) used in different grammatical constructions.