jamiyatning

Jamiyatning is the genitive form of jamiyat in Uzbek, used to indicate possession or association. It is formed by taking the noun jamiyat (meaning society or community) and adding the genitive/possessive suffix -ning. The resulting phrase expresses ownership or relation and translates roughly as “society’s” or “of society” in English.

The word jamiyat itself is a loanword that comes from Persian or Arabic, transmitted through Turkic languages into Uzbek. The suffix -ning is a standard genitive/possessive marker in Uzbek grammar, attached to nouns to show that something belongs to or is connected with the preceding noun. Together, jamiyatning forms phrases that relate a possessed noun to the society as the possessor.

Jamiyatning is commonly used before a following noun to specify what belongs to or is associated with society. Examples include jamiyatning taraqqiyoti (the development of society) and jamiyatning qadriyatlari (the values of society). It can also appear in phrases that describe actions, processes, or characteristics linked to society, such as jamiyatning talablariga mos keladi (it conforms to the society’s requirements).

As a standard grammatical construction, jamiyatning appears across formal, academic, and public discourse in Uzbek. It demonstrates how the language marks possession and relational meaning through a combination of a base noun and the possessive/genitive suffix.