Yetkazilishi

Yetkazilishi is a noun in Uzbek that denotes the act or process of delivering something to a recipient. It stems from the verb yetkazib berish (to deliver) with the -ilishi suffix marking a process or event. The term is used across contexts: physical delivery of goods, delivery of services, and dissemination of information or content.

In logistics and commerce, yetkazilishi refers to the handing over of goods to buyers or distributors, often tied to delivery terms, transfer of risk, and timing. In postal and courier services, it designates the actual handover of a parcel and may be accompanied by proof of delivery. In digital contexts, yetkazilishi describes the distribution or transmission of data, software, or media files to end users, with emphasis on speed and accessibility.

Legally and contractually, the concept underpins obligations to ensure timely, accurate, and complete delivery, with distinctions between direct delivery to the end customer, delivery through intermediaries, and international shipment, including customs and duties.

Thus, yetkazilishi covers the practical realization of delivering goods, services, or information within various economic and social systems, and is a common term in business, logistics, and communications in Uzbek.