Uchrashuv

Uchrashuv is a noun in Uzbek that denotes the act of meeting between people, an encounter, or an arranged appointment. In addition, in sports or competitive events, uchrashuv is used to mean a match or fixture between teams or players. The term is widely used in everyday language as well as in formal contexts.

Etymology and form: Uchrashuv is derived from the verb uchrashmoq, meaning “to meet,” with the noun-forming suffix -uv, which marks an action or process. The word can appear in various affixes and pluralized as uchrashuvlar. Related verbs include uchrashish (to meet) and other derived forms built from the same root.

Usage: The word covers a range of meanings depending on context. It can refer to business or official meetings, personal encounters, or scheduled appointments, for example, “Biz ertaga uchrashuv o‘tkazamiz” (We will hold a meeting tomorrow). In sports or events coverage, it denotes a game or fixture, as in a scheduled match between teams. The form and word choice may vary with formality, but the core sense remains the act of meeting or competing.

See also: Related terms include uchrashish (to meet) and uchrashuvlar (meetings or matches). The concept is common across Uzbek usage and appears in both everyday speech and institutional or media contexts.