Yozuvga

Yozuvga is a form in Uzbek grammar derived from the noun yozuv (writing, inscription) with the suffix -ga. It represents the dative or allative case of yozuv and is used to indicate direction toward writing, the target of attention or influence related to writing, or the object of certain verbs and adjectives.

Etymology and function: The form is created by attaching -ga to yozuv, a pattern common for marking indirect objects or destinations in Uzbek. Yozuvga appears in constructions where the action or description relates to writing as a theme or goal. It often marks the recipient of attention, concern, or relation, rather than a direct subject or object.

Usage: Yozuvga can occur with verbs that take a dative object or with phrases that describe relation to writing. It is commonly seen in expressions such as paying attention to the writing or referring to topics connected with writing. It can also appear in phrases like yozuvga oid masalalar, meaning issues related to writing.

Examples:

- Men yozuvga e'tibor qarataman. (I direct my attention to the writing.)

- Yozuvga oid masalalar bo‘yicha mutaxassislar uchrashuvi bo‘lib o‘tdi. (An expert meeting was held on writing-related issues.)

See also: Uzbek grammar, Dative case in Uzbek, Yozuv (writing).