davrlarida

Davrlarida is an Uzbek grammatical form that marks temporal scope, roughly translating to “during the eras” or “in the eras.” It is used to refer to actions or events that occur within multiple historical periods or across a sequence of time segments. The form is common in historiography, historical analysis, and explanatory writing to situate events in broad time frames.

Its morphology combines the noun davr (era), the plural suffix -lar, and the locative suffix -da, producing the fused form davrlarida. The construction can function adverbially, modifying a verb phrase in a sentence and indicating when something happens. The marker emphasizes duration across several periods rather than a single moment.

Examples: Bu davrlarida ilm-fan yuksaldi. U davrlarida ko'plab ijtimoiy o'zgarishlar ro'y berdi. In these sentences, the verb forms carry their own tense, while davrlarida provides the temporal context.

Usage notes: For a singular era, the form davrida is used instead of davrlarida. Davrlarida stresses duration across multiple periods and is particularly natural when discussing broad historical processes, comparative analyses, or narrative overviews. It tends to appear with events, developments, or changes rather than simple states.

See also: davr, davrlar, vaqt, tarix.