organlarining

Organlarining is Uzbek for “the organs’” or “of the organs.” It is a genitive/possessive form derived from organlar (organs) with the possessive suffix ning, used to indicate a relationship of possession, association, or attribution between the organs and another noun.

Morphology and function

The base noun organlar means organs. Adding ning marks a possessive/genitive connection, yielding organlarining, which translates to “the organs’” or “of the organs.” In Uzbek, this form is used to link a noun phrase describing a property, feature, or action related to the organs. It is a common construction in scientific and medical Uzbek, where precise relationships between body parts and their characteristics are discussed.

Typical usage

Organlarining vazifalari (the functions of the organs)

Organlarining tuzilishi (the structure of the organs)

Organlarining faoliyati (the activity of the organs)

In sentences, organlarining usually precedes the noun it modifies, forming a compound noun phrase that can function as a subject or object. For example: Organlarining vazifalari inson tanasining hayotiy jarayonlarini qo’llab-quvvatlashga yo’naltirilgan. The phrase clearly expresses a relation to the organs rather than standing alone as a simple noun.

Notes

Organlarining is a bound form and cannot stand alone; it appears only as part of a larger noun phrase. It is widely used in anatomical, physiological, and biomedical contexts within Uzbek literature.