parollarni

Parollarni is a definite accusative form of the Uzbek noun parollar, which means passwords or security codes in contemporary Uzbek. It is used when the speaker refers to specific passwords as the object of an action. The base noun parol can refer to a password in general, while parollar is its plural form.

Parol is a loanword in Uzbek used for the concept of a password, especially in information technology and everyday computing contexts. The plural parollar is formed with the standard plural suffix -lar, and the definite direct-object suffix -ni is added after the plural: parollarni. Related forms include parollarning (the passwords’ or of the passwords) and other possessive or clausal variants such as parollarim or parollaringiz.

In usage, parollarni appears in sentences where the passwords are the object of a verb. For example: Parollarni xavfsiz joyda saqlang. (Keep the passwords in a safe place.) Parollarni eslab qoling. (Remember the passwords.) Ular parollarni unutib qo'ydi. (They forgot the passwords.)

Notes: Parollarni is not a standalone lexical entry; it is a grammatical form derived from parollar. It illustrates Uzbek’s agglutinative morphology, where suffixes indicate plurality, definiteness, and possession, and where the order parollar + lar + ni is used to mark the definite plural direct object.