nuqtalarida

Nuqtalarida is an Uzbek linguistic form built from nuqta (point) with the plural suffix -lar, the possessive suffix -i, and the locative suffix -da. The combination yields a single word meaning “at their points” or “in their points,” indicating both possession and location. It is typically used in formal or technical Uzbek to refer to multiple points belonging to someone or something and located in a particular place.

In usage, nuqtalarida appears in contexts where one discusses data points, map locations, or key points within a text or argument. The possessive suffix -i marks the points as belonging to a subject or group, while the locative -da marks the location or context. The word is written as one unit, with affixes attached in a specific order, and its vowel harmony follows standard Uzbek phonology.

Semantically, nuqtalarida can be employed both literally and figuratively. Literally, it might describe points on a map that belong to a certain entity or are under a certain jurisdiction. Figuratively, it can refer to main points or notable aspects within a discussion, dataset, or narrative, framed as belonging to a given subject and occurring within a defined context.

See also: nuqta, nuqtalar, Uzbek grammar, locative case, possessive suffixes. The term illustrates how Uzbek combines number, possession, and location within a single morphological unit.