qollanilish

Qollanilish is a term used in Turkic-language contexts to denote the act or process of using or applying something. It is commonly employed in linguistic descriptions, education, and technical writing to refer to actual usage as opposed to a form in isolation. The concept covers the practical deployment of rules, methods, tools, or instructions within real-world tasks or texts.

Etymology and forms: The noun derives from a verb such as qo'llanmoq, meaning to be used or to apply, combined with a noun-forming suffix that marks a state or process. In Uzbek and related languages the standard spelling is qo'llanilish; in transliterated or Latin-script contexts it may appear as Qollanilish. Variants like qollanilishi denote specific grammatical forms (such as “its usage” or “the usage of”).

Usage and scope: In grammar and textbooks, qollanilish describes how a particular rule or feature is used in actual sentences. In manuals and technical guides, it refers to the observed or recommended way to apply procedures. In corpus linguistics, researchers may study qollanilish to compare prescriptive norms with real-world usage across genres and registers.

Example: A linguistic discussion might examine the qollanilish of a pronoun in different syntactic positions, illustrating how it is employed in contemporary discourse. Notes on spelling and regional variation are common, reflecting differences in orthography and transliteration among Uzbek, Kyrgyz, and other Turkic languages.

See also: usage, application, qo'llanma (manual).