jumlalarni

Jumlalarni is a grammatical term used in Uzbek linguistics to describe the definite direct object form of the noun jumla, meaning “sentence.” It is formed by combining the plural suffix -lar with the definite direct-object suffix -ni, yielding jumlalarni. In effect, jumlalarni marks “the sentences” as the specific, definite object of a verb. This construction reflects Uzbek’s suffixal system for number, definiteness, and case.

Morphology and usage are central to understanding jumlalarni. The base jumla receives the plural suffix -lar to form jumlalari, indicating more than one sentence, and the definite direct-object suffix -ni is appended, producing jumlalarni. This form is used when the speaker refers to particular sentences already identified in the discourse, for example: Men jumlalarni tarjima qilaman (I will translate the sentences). Another example: Ular jumlalarni tahlil qilishadi (They analyze the sentences). The form can also appear in phrases such as jumlalarni o‘zgartirish, “to modify the sentences.”

In Uzbek syntax and grammar instruction, jumlalarni illustrates how number and definiteness interact within the direct object slot. It is commonly encountered in language education, corpora annotation, and linguistic descriptions of Turkic languages. Understanding jumlalarni helps explain how speakers specify which sentences are being discussed without repeating the noun. Related concepts include jumla (sentence), -lar (plural), and -ni (definite direct object suffix).