Uzluksiz

uzluksiz is a word in Uzbek that functions as an adverb and an adjective, meaning without interruption or continuously. It is used to describe actions, processes, or services that occur without pauses or breaks.

Etymology and form: The term is a compound built with the suffix -siz, meaning without. The idea conveyed is without pauses or gaps, producing phrases such as uzluksiz xizmat or uzluksiz ish. The word is common in both formal and journalistic Uzbek.

Usage: uzluksiz appears in contexts such as uzluksiz ta’minot (uninterrupted supply), uzluksiz xizmat (continuous service), or uzluksiz transport (nonstop transport). In everyday speech, it can describe long, continuous action, for example: U uzluksiz uch soat gapirdi. Translation: He spoke for three hours without a break.

Relation to related terms: Doimiy (constant), muntazam (regular) are related concepts, though they carry slightly different nuances. uzluksiz emphasizes uninterrupted flow, while doimiy emphasizes persistence over time. In practice, uzluksiz often relates to the absence of pauses in processes or services, rather than merely their regularity.

See also: doimiy, muntazam, uninterrupted (uzbek equivalents and related terms may be found in Uzbek dictionaries and linguistic references).