Tuzatilishi

Tuzatilishi is a term in Uzbek that denotes the act or process of correction, amendment, or editing. It is formed from the verb tuzatish, meaning to fix or correct, with nominalizing and passive elements to express “the act of being corrected” or “the correction.” In practice, it can refer to any instance where changes are made to improve accuracy, consistency, or compliance.

The term is used across multiple domains. In publishing and journalism, matnning tuzatilishi refers to editing and proofreading the text. In data management, tuzatilishi describes the process of data cleaning or correcting records. In legal and administrative contexts, qonun yoki normaning tuzatilishi denotes amendments or revisions to regulations, statutes, or official procedures. The phrase often appears in discussions about quality control, version updates, or policy changes.

Grammatical notes: Tuzatilishi is derived from the verb tuzatish through nominalization, and it explicitly conveys the idea of a corrective process with a passive nuance, focusing on the action of being corrected. Related terms include tuzatish (the act of correcting) and related forms that describe different aspects or stages of editing, correction, or amendment. The term is commonly used in formal, semi-formal, and professional Uzbek discourse to describe required or completed corrections in texts, data, and rules.