qoriladi

qoriladi is a present simple passive verb form in Uzbek grammar. It is formed by attaching the suffix -iladi to a transitive verb stem to indicate that the action is performed on the subject, with the agent commonly left unspecified. The form is used in standard Uzbek in both written and formal spoken language.

In formation, qoriladi follows the general pattern of Uzbek verb conjugation for the present passive. The suffix -iladi remains attached to the stem, and the overall form may interact with phonological rules of the root (such as consonant-vowel harmony) in natural speech and writing. The passive form is one option among several ways to express events in which the subject experiences the action rather than performing it.

Usage and nuance, the passive construction expressed by qoriladi, tends to appear in more formal, objective, or impersonal discourse. It is common in news, academic writing, and official registers, where the focus is on the action and its occurrence rather than on the agent. In everyday speech, speakers may prefer active voice or alternative impersonal constructions to convey the same information more directly.

Examples illustrating the pattern include sentences such as kitob o‘qiladi (the book is read) or ma’lumotlar yangilanadi (the data are updated). The agent responsible for the action, if mentioned, is typically expressed with a separate phrase or left implicit, depending on context.

See also Uzbek grammar, passive voice, verb conjugation in Uzbek.