guruhdan

Guruhdan is the ablative form of the Uzbek noun guruh, meaning group. In Uzbek grammar, the suffix -dan marks origin, source, or movement away from a reference point. Therefore guruhdan functions as the ablative case form of guruh and is used in clauses to indicate that an action relates to leaving or arising from a group, or to signal information or influence originating from a group.

In typical use, guruhdan appears in constructions with verbs of movement or change, and in noun phrases describing origin. Examples include: U guruhdan chiqdi (He left the group). Guruhdan olingan fikrlar (ideas taken from the group). Guruhdan tashqari ta'sirlar (influences beyond the group). These usages illustrate how guruhdan expresses source, departure, or relation to a group within sentences.

Morphology and related forms: guruhdan is formed by taking the noun guruh and adding the ablative suffix -dan. Other related forms include guruhdan chiqish (to leave the group) and guruhdan olingan (taken from the group), which show how the same base interacts with different verbs and adjectives. The form is primarily a grammatical marker rather than a standalone lexical item, and it is common in formal and informal Uzbek prose and speech.

Note: there is no widely documented entity, organization, or proper noun commonly known as “Guruhdan” in major encyclopedias. If encountered as a name, it may be a specific or local usage requiring contextual verification. See also Uzbek grammar, Ablative case, Guruh.