markazlaridagi

Markazlaridagi is an Uzbek term formed from markaz (center) plus the plural marker -lar and the locative-relational suffix -idagi. The resulting form functions as an adjective phrase meaning “in the centers,” “at the centers,” or “the centers’,” depending on context. It is used to indicate location or association of a noun with centers that have been specified or are understood from the discourse.

In usage, markazlaridagi typically modifies a following noun to describe people, objects, or activities that are located within or associated with the centers. For example, markazlaridagi xodimlar means “the staff at the centers,” and markazlaridagi faoliyat means “activities in the centers.” The phrase can also point to a set of centers already known in the text, rather than to centers in general.

The form can be adapted in sentences to align with Uzbek grammar, and its interpretation relies on the surrounding context. It is commonly found in journalism, academic writing, and descriptive prose when a writer needs to specify where something occurs or where someone belongs.

Related forms include bare markazlarda for the simple locative “in centers,” and markazlaridagi tadbirlar for events held in the centers. While similar phrases may convey location, markazlaridagi emphasizes a linkage to specific centers already discussed, rather than general centers.