isbotlamoq

isbotlamoq is an Uzbek verb meaning to prove, demonstrate, or verify the truth of a claim or statement. It is used in formal contexts such as academic writing, legal proceedings, journalism, and public discourse. The noun is isbot, meaning proof, and the verb conveys the act of producing or establishing proof.

Grammatical notes: it is a transitive verb that takes a direct object representing what is being proved (for example dalil or gap). Common constructions include dalilni isbotlamoq (to prove the evidence) and gapni isbotlamoq (to prove the statement). The verb forms participate in standard Uzbek tense and mood systems; the passive participle isbotlangan means “proved” or “established.”

Usage context: isbotlamoq connotes a deliberate process of substantiation, often relying on data, observations, or criteria accepted within a field. In science, it is used to describe the verification of results; in law, to establish guilt, liability, or rights; in journalism and public debate, to confirm factual claims before presenting them.

See also: isbot (proof), dalil (evidence), tushuntirish (explanation). Etymology: from isbot + lamoq suffix; related forms include isbotlanmoq, isbotlash, and other verbal derivatives.