atomlarining

"Atomlarining" is a grammatical construct primarily found in Turkic languages, particularly Uzbek, where it serves as the genitive plural possessive form of the word "atom" (atom). In essence, it translates to "of the atoms" or "belonging to the atoms." This form is used when referring to something that is possessed by or originates from multiple atoms.

For instance, in a sentence, "atomlarining tuzilishi" would mean "the structure of the atoms." Here, "atomlarining" indicates that the structure in question pertains to more than one atom. This grammatical feature allows for precise expression when discussing collective properties or relationships involving multiple atomic entities. The suffix "-ning" in Turkic languages typically denotes the genitive case, indicating possession or origin, and the "-lar" suffix signifies the plural. Therefore, "atomlarining" is a direct combination of the plural marker and the genitive possessive marker applied to the noun "atom." Understanding this form is crucial for comprehending complex scientific or descriptive sentences in Uzbek and other related languages where similar grammatical structures exist.