maydoni

Maydoni is a term in Uzbek that translates to "area" or "surface" in English. It is used to express the extent or size of a two‑dimensional space, and it appears in both mathematical and geographic contexts. In mathematics, maydoni refers to the measure of a plane figure, typically given in square units. In geography, urban planning, and land administration, it describes the size of a region, city, district, or land parcel.

Etymology and usage notes: The word derives from maydon, meaning "field" or "space." The suffix -i in Turkic languages marks definiteness or possession, so maydoni can convey "the area" or "its area" depending on how it is used in a sentence. Related terms appear in other Turkic languages with similar meanings, reflecting historical linguistic connections.

Examples of use: Shaharning maydoni 300 kvadrat kilometr bo‘lgan. This indicates that the city’s area is 300 square kilometers. Hududning maydoni aniqlik bilan o‘lchanadi, meaning the area of the region is measured precisely.

See also: Maydon, Area (mathematics). For broader linguistic context, maydoni and related forms are part of a family of words describing space, extent, and measurement in Turkic languages. This article provides a concise overview of the term and its common applications rather than a country- or domain-specific definition.