korsatilmoqda

korsatilmoqda is a present continuous form of the Uzbek verb “korsatilish” (to be shown or displayed). The root verb “korsat‑” derives from the Persian “korsat” meaning “to show”, while the suffix ‑il‑ marks passive construction and ‑moqda indicates the present continuous tense. Thus korsatilmoqda literally translates to “is being displayed” or “is shown”.

In everyday Uzbek, this verb is used to describe a state or action that is occurring at the moment, particularly when something, such as an image, data, or live feed, is actively being revealed to an audience. It can also refer to events or processes that are being conducted or that are underway, as in “ma'lumot korrinami korsatilmoqda” (the data is being displayed).

The form follows the typical pattern of Uzbek continuous verbs: base + -il- + -moqda. It can appear in various moods, such as whether emphatically or questionatively: “Bu tasvir korsatilmoqda?” (Is this image being displayed?). In formal contexts, such as news broadcasting or academic presentations, korsatilmoqda signals that the content is currently being exhibited or introduced.

Because of its passive nature, korsatilmoqda is often used in texts and reports where the object of action is of importance, whereas the agent (the one who displays) may be omitted. This aligns with the objective tone common in Uzbek media and scholarly writing.