Xarajatlarini

Xarajatlarini is a form of the noun xarajat (expense) used in Uzbek to indicate the expenses of a subject as a definite direct object. It is commonly found in budgeting, accounting, and financial reporting, where a possessive construction precedes it to show whose expenses are being referred to. For example, in the sentence “Kompaniyaning xarajatlarini kamaytirish zarur,” the phrase xarajatlarini means “its expenses” or “the company’s expenses” and the sentence expresses that those expenses should be reduced.

In practice, xarajatlarini appears with verbs that describe actions performed on expenses, such as kamaytirmoq (to reduce), ko'rsatmoq (to show, to report), tahlil qilmoq (to analyze), nazorat qilmoq (to control), and qoplamoq (to cover). It is most common in formal or technical Uzbek used in corporate, governmental, and financial contexts. The form is contrasted with xarajatlar (expenses in general or as a subject) and with other possessive constructions like xarajatlarim (my expenses) or davlat xarajatlarining (the state’s expenses), which use different suffix sequences.

Xarajatlarini thus functions as a definite, object-marking form of the plural noun xarajat, typically following a possessive noun to specify whose expenses are being discussed. It is readily translated into English as “its expenses” or “their expenses,” depending on context. The term is a standard element of Uzbek budgetary and accounting language and appears in official reports, analyses, and policy documents.