Yuborildi

Yuborildi is an Uzbek verb form meaning “was sent” or “has been sent.” It is the passive past tense form derived from the verb yubor- (to send). In Uzbek, voice and tense are indicated by affixes, and yuborildi expresses a completed sending event where the subject is the thing that was sent rather than the sender.

Formation and grammar: Yuborildi is built from the verb stem yubor- with the passive voice marker -l- and the past tense suffix -di, yielding yuborildi. The pattern shows how Uzbek combines voice and tense on a single verb: the action is presented as having been performed on the subject by an unspecified agent. The agent can be clarified with a phrase such as kelgan tomonidan or kim tomonidan, but it is often omitted when obvious from context.

Usage: This form is used in statements about objects or messages that were sent. For example, Xabar yuborildi = “The message was sent.” Murojaat yuborildi = “The inquiry has been sent.” In formal or written Uzbek, yuborildi frequently appears in administrative, logistical, or correspondence contexts to indicate successful transmission or dispatch of information, documents, or items.

Notes: Uzbek verbs do not mark gender, so yuborildi does not convey gender information about the sender or recipient. The form can be part of longer sentences with additional modifiers, or used in isolation in reports and notices to denote completed sending actions.