qollashga

Qollashga is a term used in Uzbek to convey the idea of providing help or support. The word is formed from the verb qollash, meaning to help or support, together with the dative suffix -ga, which marks the indirect object or beneficiary of the action. As a non-finite form, qollashga is used in constructions that express intention, purpose, or the recipient of an action, roughly translating to “to help” or “for helping” in English.

In grammatical terms, qollashga indicates the person or entity that receives the help or support. It is commonly found in sentences describing acts of assistance directed toward someone or something and can appear in both informal speech and formal writing. The form functions within broader Uzbek patterns for expressing beneficiary relationships and purposes.

Usage notes: Qollashga conveys the sense of offering or engaging in help, and it is typically used in contexts where aid is being given, requested, or discussed. It is one of several related expressions for assistance in Uzbek, alongside more explicit verbs of helping and supporting.

See also: yordam, yordam berish, ko’mak.