berayotganini

Berayotganini is a nominalized relative clause form in Uzbek derived from the verb ber- (to give). It translates roughly to “that is being given” or “what is being given” and functions as the direct object of a main clause, naming the thing involved in the act of giving.

The form is built from the base verb ber- with the present-participle suffix -ayotgan to create berayotgan, indicating ongoing action. The definite direct-object suffix -ini attaches to the relative clause, yielding berayotganini. The result is a noun-like phrase that can stand in as “the thing that is being given” or “the act of giving” in context.

Usage appears in sentences where the speaker refers to the content of a gift or the thing given, often after perception verbs (ko'rdim, eshitdim) or reporting verbs. It requires a verbal context in which the object being given is specified or understood from context.

Examples:

- U nima berayotganini aytmadi. (He did not say what he was giving.)

- Men berayotganini ko'rdim. (I saw what was being given.)