qoidalarining

Qoidalarining is a genitive form of the Uzbek noun qoidalar, meaning “of the rules” or “the rules’.” It is used to show a relationship between the rules and another element, typically functioning similarly to the English construction “of the rules.” This form appears in formal, legal, and academic contexts to indicate possession, association, or attribution.

In Uzbek grammar, qoidalar (rules) is a plural noun. The suffix ning attaches to the plural to create the genitive/possessive relationship, allowing the following noun or phrase to express what belongs to or is related to the rules. The resulting form, qoidalarining, is therefore a connective tool rather than a standalone concept.

Common usages include phrases such as qoidalarining buzilishi (the violation of the rules), qoidalarining talablari (the requirements of the rules), and qoidalarining matni (the text of the rules). These constructions are typical in legal documents, policy explanations, and educational texts where precise attribution to the rules is necessary.

Notes on style and context: qoidalarining is appropriate when the writer needs to attribute related ideas or actions to the set of rules under discussion. It helps clarify which rules are being referred to and what aspects of those rules are in question. While widely understood in Uzbek prose, the form is most common in formal registers rather than casual speech.

See also: qoidalar, qoida, genitiv.