qoshiladigan

Qoshiladigan is an Uzbek adjective formed from the verb qo'shish, meaning to add. The suffix -iladigan gives the sense of "that can be added" or "that can be attached," making qoshiladigan a way to describe objects, features, or elements designed to be added to something else.

The term is used across various domains to indicate add-on capability or attachability. In technology and products, it can describe components, modules, or plugins that can be installed or integrated with a main system. In hardware, it may refer to accessories designed to be connected to a device. In documentation and catalogs, qoshiladigan items are listed as optional or supplementary parts. In everyday language, it can describe any feature or option that can be appended to an existing object or service.

Examples of usage include: “Dasturga qoshiladigan plaginlar mavjud,” meaning there are add-on plugins for the software; “Qurilmaga qoshiladigan aksessuarlar ro'yxati” refers to a list of attachable accessories for the device; “qoshiladigan imkoniyatlar” can denote optional features that can be added.

Relation to other terms: qoshiladigan is closely connected to qo'shimcha (additional, supplementary) and qo'shilgan (added, attached). While qo'shimcha emphasizes the added part itself, qoshiladigan focuses on the potential or capability to be added.

Overall, qoshiladigan serves as a practical, neutral descriptor in Uzbek for anything designed to be appended or attached to a bigger whole, across technical, commercial, and general contexts.