korinishni

Korinishni is an Uzbek term formed from ko'rinish, meaning appearance, form, or look, with the definite direct object suffix -ni. The base ko'rinish denotes the outward aspect of a person, place, or thing, and korinishni marks that appearance as a definite object in a sentence. In Uzbek grammar, -ni is used to indicate a specific, known noun that is the object of an action, so korinishni essentially means “the appearance” or “the appearance (as a thing).”

The form is commonly used when describing or discussing appearances in a factual or descriptive way. It can appear in contexts such as describing how something looks, evaluating a person’s appearance, or referring to the visible aspect of a scene or object. Because korinishni functions as an object, it typically appears with verbs that take a direct object, such as describe, photograph, evaluate, or change.

Examples of usage:

- Shaharning ko'rinishini kechqurun suratga olishdi. (They photographed the city’s appearance at night.)

- Uning ko'rinishini o'zgartirishga qaror qildi. (He/she decided to change his/her appearance.)

- Kiyimlar uning ko'rinishini yaxshilaydi. (The clothes improve his/her appearance.)

In practice, korinishni can be replaced by the broader noun form ko'rinish with other case endings or possessive markers to mean “the appearance of X” (for example, uning ko'rinishi for “his/her appearance”). The spelling korinishni is a transliterated variant used in some texts; the standard Uzbek form in Latin script is ko'rinishni.