qadoqlarni

Qadoqlarni is a morphologically defined form in Uzbek grammar. It is built from the noun qadoq (package, gift), pluralized as qadoqlar (packages or gifts), with the definite direct object marker -ni appended to yield qadoqlarni, meaning “the packages” as the object of a verb.

In Uzbek, the direct object marker -ni is used with definite direct objects. Qadoqlarni appears wherever the speaker refers to specific packages that are the object of an action. This form is common in both written and spoken Uzbek when the speaker intends to indicate a known, definite set of packages.

Examples include: Men qadoqlarni yubordim. (I sent the packages.) U qadoqlarni ochdi. (He opened the packages.) Biz qadoqlarni yetkazib beramiz. (We will deliver the packages.) These sentences show how qadoqlarni functions as the direct object in verbs like yuboradi (sends), ochdi (opened), and yetkazib beramiz (will deliver).

Notes: The form reflects standard Uzbek noun phrase structure, where the noun is followed by the definite direct object marker -ni before the verb. The use of qadoqlarni helps clarify which specific packages are involved in the action, especially in contexts with multiple possible objects.