biznesga

Biznesga is the dative form of the Uzbek noun biznes, borrowed from the English word business. In Uzbek, the suffix -ga marks direction, goal, or recipient, so biznesga roughly means “to business” or “toward business.” The construction is commonly used to indicate the target or focus of an action within economic or entrepreneurial contexts.

In usage, biznesga appears in phrases describing activities directed at or connected with business. It is frequent in formal and semi-formal Uzbek, especially in economic discourse, business news, and professional writing. Common combinations include biznesga sarmoya kiritish (to invest in a business), biznesga kirish (to enter into business or start doing business), and biznesga yo’naltirilgan siyosat or biznesga yo’naltirish (policy or guidance directed toward business). It can also appear with verbs of going or moving, such as biznesga borish (to go to business) or biznesga yo’nalib faoliyat yuritish (to conduct activity aimed at business).

Etymology and grammar notes: biznes is a loanword from English, integrated into Uzbek vocabulary. The form biznesga is productive for creating noun phrases that express target or purpose, without changing the base word beyond the standard dative suffix. This pattern is typical for Uzbek noun phrases that specify direction or aim in discussions of commerce, entrepreneurship, and industry.

See also: Uzbek grammar, loanwords in Uzbek, economic vocabulary in Uzbek.