chiqaradi

Chiqaradi is an Uzbek verb form, the third-person singular present tense of the causative verb root chiqar- (derived from chiq- “to go out”). It is commonly used to mean “he/she/it causes to come out,” “releases,” “produces,” or “issues,” depending on context.

In everyday Uzbek, chiqaradi appears in contexts such as publishing or releasing material (e.g., “U kitobni chiqaradi” — “He/she publishes the book”) and producing sounds or effects (e.g., “Bu mashina ko‘p shovqin chiqaradi” — “This machine makes a lot of noise”). The meaning is determined by the object and surrounding words; it can indicate physical removal, emission, publication, or causation more generally.

The form is created by adding a causative element to the verbal root and applying the standard present-tense marker for third-person singular. As a regular verb form in Uzbek grammar, it follows typical verb agreement and can appear in compound and complex sentences with tense, aspect, and mood markers.

Etymologically, chiqar- traces to the Turkic root related to notions of exiting or bringing out and shares cognates across Turkic languages. It is used in both colloquial speech and formal writing and appears in idiomatic expressions and technical descriptions where an agent causes a result or release.