bazasida

Bazasida is a locative form derived from the Turkic noun baza, which can mean base, foundation, or database. In Uzbek and related languages, bazasi-da (often written as bazasida) signals location inside a base or repository, such as a database, catalog, or collection. The form is typically found as part of phrases like ma’lumotlar bazasida (in the database of data) or katalogning bazasida (inside the catalog’s database).

Morphology and usage: bazasida results from baza plus the possessive suffix si (its/base’s) and the locative suffix da, with phonetic assimilation producing bazasida. The construction is primarily a literal location marker—indicating something is located within a base, database, or repository. In many contexts, especially when expressing “based on,” Uzbek more commonly uses asosida rather than bazasida. For abstract basing, phrases such as “bu qaror asosida” are standard.

Etymology: baz a (base, foundation, database) + -si (3rd-person possessive) + -da (locative) yields bazasida. Cognate forms exist in other Turkic languages, for example Turkish bazasında, which can mean “on the basis of” or “in the base,” depending on context.

Cross-linguistic note: While bazasida exists in Uzbek and other Turkic varieties, its preferred meanings may differ by language. In Uzbek, location within a base or database is common, whereas the sense “based on” is more frequently conveyed with related words like asos.

See also: baza, asos (basis), ma’lumotlar bazasi, Turkic languages.