huquqning

Huquqning is a grammatical form in Uzbek, not a separate concept. It is the genitive or possessive form of the noun huquq, which can mean law, right, or entitlement. The form is created by adding the suffix ning, and it serves to indicate relation, possession, or scope, typically rendering as “of the rights” or “of the law” in English. In use, huquqning functions as a linker that attaches a following noun to describe what the rights pertain to or influence.

In legal and academic Uzbek, huquqning appears in phrases where the rights or the domain of law are being discussed. It often accompanies a head noun that specifies the object affected by the rights. Examples include huquqning mazmuni (the content of the rights), huquqning ta’siri (the impact of the rights), and huquqning himoya qilinishi (the protection of rights). The form helps to express complex relationships between rights and duties, institutions, or situations.

Etymology and scope: the base word huquq derives from Arabic hukūk, adapted into Uzbek through historical language contact. The suffix ning marks the genitive/possessive relation, a common device in Uzbek to link nouns in compound expressions. As a grammatical tool, huquqning appears across legal discourse, political writing, and philosophical discussions about rights, duties, and the rule of law.

Related terms include huquq (rights, law), inson huquqlari (human rights), and huquqshunoslik (jurisprudence).