aylantiriladi

Aylantiriladi is a present passive verb form in Uzbek that means “is rotated” or “is turned around.” It is used to describe a process or operation in which the subject undergoes rotation, often in mechanical, manufacturing, or technical contexts.

Etymology and construction: The form is derived from the causative stem aylantir- (to turn or rotate something) with the passive marker -il- and the present tense third-person singular suffix -adi, yielding aylantiriladi. This structure is typical for Uzbek passages that describe actions performed on an object by an agent such as a machine or system rather than by a named subject.

Usage: Aylantiriladi appears in technical descriptions, manuals, and process explanations to indicate that an item is being rotated or turned by a mechanism. It can be used with inanimate subjects such as parts, rollers, or samples. The passive voice emphasizes the action on the object rather than the actor performing it.

Examples:

- Rulonlar aylantiriladi. (The rollers are rotated.)

- Ishlab chiqarish jarayonida buyumlar vaqtinchalik aylantiriladi. (During the manufacturing process, the items are rotated temporarily.)

Related forms: Aylantirish (the act of turning/rotating), aylantirishning (the turning of), aylantirilishi (the act or state of being rotated, used in nominal constructions). These forms illustrate how Uzbek leverages the same root to express related ideas in causative, passive, or nominal manners.

Overview: Aylantiriladi represents a common Uzbek pattern for describing mechanical or procedural actions in the passive present tense. Its use helps convey processes where the object is the recipient of rotation, without specifying the rotator.