qurilmaning

Qurilma is a common Uzbek noun meaning device, equipment, or apparatus. The form qurilmaning is the genitive or possessive construction used to indicate that something belongs to or relates to a device, or to describe its properties or characteristics. This form is widely used in technical, instructional, and everyday language to attribute actions, qualities, or parts to a specific device.

In Uzbek, the noun qurilma takes the genitive suffix -ning to create qurilmaning. This construction helps link a noun phrase to a following element that describes possession, association, or attribution. For example, qurilmaning ishlashi means “the device’s operation” or “how the device operates,” and qurilmaning xavfsizligi means “the device’s safety.” The genitive form is versatile and can combine with adjectives, nouns, or clauses to form concise descriptive phrases.

Usage notes: qurilmaning is typically used when the focus is on the device as the possessor or associated entity in a statement. In many contexts, it appears in technical writing, manuals, maintenance guides, and product descriptions. For comparative purposes, other possessive forms may be used to shift emphasis, such as expressing the owner or user rather than the device itself.

Related terms include qurilma (the device itself), asbob (tool or instrument), and moslamalar (apparatuses). Together, these terms form a basic vocabulary for discussing technology, equipment, and machinery in Uzbek.