kitobimni
Kitobimni is a grammatical form in Uzbek that marks a definite direct object, translating roughly to “my book” when that book is the object of the verb. It is formed by attaching the first-person singular possessive suffix -im to the base noun kitob (book), yielding kitobim, and then adding the definite direct object suffix -ni to produce kitobimni. The result identifies both ownership and definiteness of the object.
In usage, the -ni object marker is placed after the possessed noun, signaling that the speaker’s specific
Notes on grammar and variation: the suffix sequence encodes ownership (my) and definiteness (the definite object).