qilamiz

Qilamiz is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Uzbek verb qilmoq, meaning "to do" or "to make." It translates as "we do" or "we make" in English and is used when the subject is biz (we). As a finite predicate, qilamiz carries present or habitual aspect and requires a subject that indicates the group performing the action.

Etymology and grammar: The infinitive of the verb is qilmoq, with qil- as the root. The suffix -amiz marks the first-person plural present. The negation form is qilmaymiz, and the corresponding question form is qilamizmi? Uzbek also expresses ongoing action with a present continuous variant such as qilayapmiz or qilyapmiz, which conveys "we are doing," while qilamiz itself denotes a simple present or habitual action.

Usage: Qilamiz is common in everyday speech and writing and is used with a direct object to describe activities the group performs. For example, Biz bu ishlarni qilamiz means "We do these tasks." The form can appear in statements about plans, responsibilities, or shared actions. It also combines with auxiliary constructions to convey different nuances of time or aspect, as in Biz bu ishlarni qilayapmiz, "We are doing these tasks."

See also: Uzbek language, Qilmoq, Turkic languages, Uzbek grammar.