belgilarining

Belgilarining is a grammatical form in Uzbek that functions as a genitive (possessive) construction for a plural noun. It is built from belgi, meaning a sign or mark, with the plural suffix -lar and the genitive/possessive suffix -ning, producing belgilarining. The overall meaning is close to “of the signs” or “the signs’,” indicating a relationship of possession or attribution to the following noun.

In usage, belgilarining serves as the possessor in noun phrases. It typically precedes a head noun and helps specify what belongs to or relates to the signs. For example, belgilarining ranglari means “the colors of the signs” or “the signs’ colors.” Other possible combinations include belgilarining mazmuni (the content of the signs) or belgilarining tavsifi (the description of the signs). The construction is common in descriptive or analytical writing, such as discussions of symbols, markers, traffic signs, or any collection of signs.

The form reflects Uzbek’s general approach to possessive and genitive relationships, where a possessed noun phrase carries suffixes that mark number and possession, and the head noun follows the possessive construction. As with other genitive phrases, belgilarining can be part of larger noun phrases and can interact with adjectives and other modifiers to convey precise meaning in scholarly or formal Uzbek texts.