Tuzilmasiga

Tuzilmasiga is a form in Uzbek grammar derived from the noun tuzilma, which can mean structure, organization, or constitution depending on the context. The form combines the possessive suffix -si (its) with the dative suffix -ga, yielding tuzilmasiga, which roughly translates to “to its structure/organization/constitution.” It is not a standalone word but a case-related form used to indicate direction, reference, or focus toward the entity described by tuzilma.

In usage, tuzilmasiga appears in clauses where something is linked to the referenced structure. Its interpretation depends on the surrounding verbs and postpositional phrases, and it can express notions such as direction toward the entity’s framework, alignment with its rules, or reference to its organizational characteristics. Because Uzbek relies on suffixal morphology, tuzilmasiga functions as a directional or referential marker rather than a separate lexical item.

Related terms include tuzilma (the base noun meaning structure, organization, or constitution) and the grammatical suffixes -si (possessive) and -ga (dative). The form tuzilmasiga illustrates how Uzbek builds meaning through affixation to convey relationships between actions and their target or reference.