ingliztilidagi

Ingiliztilidagi is an Uzbek attributive term used to describe something that is in the English language or related to English-language content. It is formed from Ingliz tili (the English language) combined with the suffix -dagi, which marks a relationship to that language and yields an adjective meaning "in the English language" or "English-language."

The standard spelling is usually two words: ingliz tilidagi. The fused form ingliztilidagi is occasionally seen in compact styles such as headlines, catalog entries, or informal writing, but the two-word form remains the norm in formal Uzbek.

Usage examples include ingliz tilidagi matn (a text in English), ingliz tilidagi darslik (an English-language textbook), and ingliz tilidagi saymlar (English-language websites). The construct is used to specify the language of objects such as texts, media, or instructional materials.

For related terminology, see also inglizcha, which can function as a shorter adjective meaning "in English" or "English-language" in some contexts, and Ingliz tili, the canonical term for the English language. Etymologically, the phrase combines Ingliz (English) with til (language) and the locative suffix -dagi to express association with the language.