maqsadiga

Maqsadiga is a grammatical form in Uzbek and other Turkic languages, formed from maqsad (goal) with the third-person possessive suffix -si and the dative suffix -ga, producing the sense "to its goal" or "toward its goal." In usage, maqsadiga often functions as part of a larger noun phrase that marks direction toward a goal within predicates or set phrases. The root maqsad means "goal" or "aim." The suffix -si denotes possession (its), and -ga marks direction toward, so maqsadiga literally means "to its goal." This construction is common in Uzbek and is parallel to similar forms in languages such as Turkish (amacına) and Kazakh (мақсатқа).

Usage examples: "U o'z maqsadiga erishish uchun kurashmoqda." (He is striving to reach his own goal.) "Maqsadiga erishish yo'lida ko'p mehnat qilmoqda." (He is working hard toward achieving his goal.)

Notes: Maqsadiga is rarely used as a standalone noun; it appears in sentences as a to-phrase complement or within compounds such as maqsadiga erishish. The form reflects typical Turkic morphology, including vowel harmony and agglutinative suffixes.