Uzattlar

Uzattlar is a term used in Uzbek-language contexts to denote extensions or attachments added to a base object or system. It is a plural noun formed from the verb uzat, meaning to extend or to transmit, with the plural suffix -lar. The word is commonly encountered in technical, architectural, and everyday language to describe supplementary components that extend functionality or reach.

Etymology and form

Uzattlar derives from the Uzbek root uzat- and the plural marker -lar. The related terms uzatma (extension or extension action) and uzatish (to transmit or to extend) are closely connected, and uzattlar can be contrasted with these forms depending on whether the emphasis is on the component, the action, or the process.

Contexts and usage

In technology and electronics, uzattlar refer to extension accessories such as cables, connectors, and add-on modules that widen a device’s capabilities. In construction, the term can describe annexes or extension wings added to a building. In more generic usage, uzattlar may simply mean attachments or appendages connected to a primary object, including tools or devices used to reach or connect parts of a system.

Notes

Usage varies by dialect and field, and more precise terminology may be preferred in formal technical writing. When translating, it is helpful to consider the specific domain (electronics, construction, linguistics) to choose the most accurate equivalent in Uzbek.

See also: uzatma, uzatish, uzatmalar.