Tuzilmasini

Tuzilmasini is an Uzbek grammatical form derived from the noun tuzilma, meaning structure, organization, or formation. The form expresses a definite direct object and is formed by adding the possessive suffix -si to create tuzilmasi (its structure) and then attaching the direct object marker -ni, producing tuzilmasini (its structure as a definite object). In use, tuzilmasini functions as the object of a verb, indicating that the speaker is referring to the specific structure of something.

Morphology and usage. Tuzilma serves as a broad term for the internal arrangement or composition of a thing, such as a system, text, or process. The combination of possessive and object markers with tuzilma allows speakers to refer to a concrete, identifiable structure. Since it marks definiteness, tuzilmasini is appropriate when the listener can identify which structure is being discussed, for example in analyses, explanations, or descriptions.

Semantic range. The primary sense of tuzilmasini is “its structure,” but in context it can imply the overall organization or layout of a subject, including the way parts relate within a whole. The exact nuance—be it mechanical structure, organizational setup, or textual arrangement—depends on the surrounding sentence and the object under discussion.

Examples. Uning tuzilmasini ko‘rsatdi. (He/She showed its structure.) Kursning tuzilmasini o‘rganish kerak. (It is necessary to study the structure of the course.) Ma’lumotlar to‘plamining tuzilmasini tahlil qilish muhim. (Analyzing the structure of the data set is important.)

Notes. Tuzilmasini is a word-form, not a standalone concept; its precise interpretation relies on context and the noun it modifies.