oshirishni

Oshirishni is a form found in Uzbek language contexts rather than a widely recognized standalone concept. In Uzbek grammar, it represents the direct object form of a deverbal noun formed with the suffix -irish, combined with the accusative marker -ni. The exact meaning of oshirishni depends on the underlying verb or root from which the deverbal noun oshirish is derived, so its interpretation varies by context.

Morphologically, oshirishni can be analyzed as the combination of two elements: the nominalizing suffix -irish, which turns a verb into an action noun, and the accusative suffix -ni, which marks the direct object. This makes oshirishni function syntactically as the object of a transitive verb in a sentence. Semantically, it typically translates to “the act of [doing something],” “the making of [something],” or “the [specific] action” depending on the related root and surrounding words.

In practice, oshirishni appears in sentences where the speaker refers to “the act” or “the thing” that is being acted upon, and its exact sense is determined by the action described by the governing verb. Because oshirishni is a grammatical form rather than a widely listed lexical entry, dictionaries usually treat it as a word-formation example illustrating Uzbek nominalization and object marking rather than as a distinct term with a fixed definition.

See also: Uzbek grammar, Nominalization in Turkic languages, Accusative case in Uzbek.