qiyinlashadi

qiyinlashadi is an Uzbek verb meaning "to become difficult" or "to grow harder." It is used to describe a change of state, where a situation, task, or process becomes more challenging over time. The form is intransitive and typically refers to a gradual or expected change rather than a one-off action.

The verb is built from the adjective qiyin (difficult) with the derivational suffix -lash, which conveys the sense of becoming or turning into. The result is qiyinlash, meaning "to become difficult." The final suffix marks the present or habitual tense, commonly realized as -adi/-ydi in the third-person singular, giving qiyinlashadi. The exact phonetic form depends on vowel harmony.

Usage notes: qiyinlashadi is used in neutral or analytical descriptions of changing conditions and can appear in journalism, academic writing, and everyday speech. It describes events that are expected to trend toward greater difficulty or complexity. Negation is formed with a corresponding negative suffix, as in qiyinlashmaydi, meaning "does not become difficult."

Examples:

- Vaziyat qiyinlashadi. (The situation becomes difficult.)

- Jarayon qiyinlashadi. (The process becomes more difficult.)

- Vaziyat qiyinlashmaydi. (The situation does not become difficult.)

Related forms include qiyinlashtirish (to complicate) and qiyinlashish (the act or process of becoming difficult). These derivatives illustrate how Uzbek commonly forms verbs of change from adjectives to express shifts in state, often with clear, concrete references to conditions or tasks.