Uzatib

Uzatib is a word form in Uzbek grammar derived from the verb uzatmoq, meaning to pass along, forward, or transmit. It functions as an adverbial participle (gerund) and is used to connect actions, indicating that the action expressed by uzatib is the means, manner, or sequence by which the main clause unfolds. In this sense, uzatib can convey “by forwarding,” “having forwarded,” or “while forwarding,” depending on context.

Form and usage

The root uzat- combines with the suffix -ib to produce uzatib. This participle is typically employed to link two clauses, where the first action is performed in order to affect the second, or to describe the method by which something occurs. It often appears in formal or written Uzbek, including journalism and administrative text, but it is also used in everyday speech.

Examples

- Xabarni uzatib yubordi. (He forwarded the message.)

- U xabarni uzatib, darhol javob berdi. (Having forwarded the message, he responded immediately.)

- Ma’lumotlarni uzatib kelgan holda, rahbar vaziyatni ko‘rib chiqdi. (With the information having been forwarded, the manager reviewed the situation.)

Relation to related forms

Uzatib contrasts with other verb forms such as uzatilgan (passive participle meaning “transmitted” or “forwarded”) and uzatish (the noun form meaning “transmission” or “forwarding”). The uzatib form emphasizes the act of forwarding as a means or accompanying action within a sentence.

See also

Uzatmoq, uzatish, Uzbek adverbial participles.