bizning

Bizning is an Uzbek word meaning our. It is a possessive determiner formed from the pronoun biz (we) plus the suffix -ning, and it is used to indicate that something belongs to the speaker and others.

In sentences, bizning precedes a noun, for example bizning uyimiz ("our house") or bizning shaharimiz ("our city"). The form serves to establish possession and does not change for gender. It is a standard feature of Uzbek grammar and is widely used in everyday speech, writing, and formal contexts to express collective ownership or association.

In Uzbek-language media, literature, and branding, Bizning is frequently used as part of titles or slogans to emphasize community, shared responsibility, or a collective point of view. It can appear in newspapers, magazines, websites, and organizational names where the intention is to signal inclusivity or belonging. Because Bizning is a common linguistic element rather than a single, universally recognized proper noun, there is no single entity universally identified by this term.

See also: Uzbek pronouns, possessive constructions in Uzbek grammar, and Turkic language possessive forms. The term is primarily a grammatical and stylistic element rather than a standalone subject with a dedicated encyclopedic entry.