ishga
Ishga is a linguistic form used in Uzbek and other Turkic-influenced languages to convey the idea of moving toward work or a job. It is not a standalone noun in standard usage; rather, it is a bound morpheme formed from the noun ish, meaning work or job, plus the directional/locative suffix -ga. In Uzbek, ishga functions in phrases to indicate purpose, direction, or assignment related to work.
Etymology and grammatical function: The base ish denotes work, and the suffix -ga marks direction toward or
Common usage and examples: Phrases include ishga chiqish (to go to work, to start working), ishga borish
In other contexts, ishga does not function as a general English word and is primarily a linguistic