oluvchi
Oluvchi is an Uzbek term formed as an agent noun from the verb ol-, meaning to take, receive, or obtain. The suffix -uvchi attaches to the verb stem to designate someone who performs the action, yielding a word that roughly translates as “one who takes” or “one who receives.” The exact nuance depends on the context in which it is used.
In practice, oluvchi can refer to a person who takes or receives something. In commercial or procurement
The term is not the most common everyday word for “buyer” in Uzbek—xaridor is more typical—but oluvchi
Examples: In a contract, the oluvchi is responsible for receiving the goods specified by the agreement. A